DEEP INSIDE HOLLYWOOD

By Romeo San Vicente  The cultural imperative of 2023 is recognizing the weird excellence of gay writer-director Julio Torres, a man whose name might still be new to you. If

By Romeo San Vicente  Kit Connor’s had quite a year. The 19-year-old British actor experienced the darker side of internet fandom when he found himself coming out as bisexual after

By Romeo San Vicente  Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, the Emmy-nominated heart and soul of “Pose,†is about to make her mark on the big screen. Of course, she’s appeared in theatrically

By Romeo San Vicente   Daniel Craig is back onscreen in Rian Johnson’s “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery,†and just in case you haven’t paid attention to the finer

By Romeo San Vicente  Hunter Schafer is a bright light among the troubled and trouble-making teens in the world of “Euphoria,†And the trans actress is just getting started. In

By Romeo San Vicente  It’s time, really. After decades of queer audiences extracting every bit of subtext from the 1939 classic film, “The Wizard of Oz,†including employing the expression

By Romeo San Vicente  Cross prestige television’s serious-minded exploration of real-life issues with messy, back-stabbing, workplace soap antics and you have the not-so-secretly trashy, exceptionally entertaining Apple TV+ series, “The

By Romeo San Vicente   If you’re queer, it’s the law that you love Chucky, the murderous doll that first appeared in the 1988 film “Child’s Play†– look, people

By Romeo San Vicente  When the always underrated Jennifer Connelly and the very cool Ben Whishaw — the slyest queer actor of his generation, taking on villainous characters and Paddington

By Romeo San Vicente  It’s a scientific fact that everyone loves Celine Dion (and if it’s not then it should be). Her repeated Las Vegas residencies pack in audiences and

By Romeo San Vicente  You won’t have to wait much longer to see more Kristen Stewart on the big screen. She’s already wrapped the latest David Cronenberg project, “Crimes of

By Romeo San Vicente  Whether you grew up on the Disney Channel — and if you’re under 40 then you basically did — or are old enough and queer enough