Influential, puzzling, and still effective, Performance — now available in a new restoration from The Criterion Collection — is a reminder that the struggle between gender fluidity and traditional gender performance isn’t new.
Devon from Severance has always been queer, The Last of Us drops character posters and a release date, Tawny Cyprus fell a little bit in love with Lauren Ambrose, and more gay news for you.
With a rushed marriage proposal and the return of a favorite character, Harlem comes to its premature end.
If even the youngest amongst us aren’t sinking into hopelessness, then we shouldn’t either.
We’re one week away from the 97th Academy Awards and it has been quite the awards season. But which of the Best Picture nominees is most like you?
From young queer love to complicated coming outs to gay guy x sapphic friendship, Southern Hospitality is peak queer reality TV.
Model, actress, and artist Hunter Schafer shared an eight-minute video on TikTok about receiving a new passport marked male.
How do we stay focused when looking is hard? Do we ever get better at what we do — to examine this world, everyday?
While ostensibly a mashup of Wicked, The Wiz, and The Wizard of Oz, this year’s Rusical is really more a parody of A Chorus Line.
Last night’s Severance episode may have just confirmed what we’ve been anticipating: This show is gayer than we thought!
Autostraddle’s King Dykes are back to tell you where The Monkey ranks among 49 other Stephen King adaptations.
She knows you can’t afford the thing you need, but hasn’t even offered to help?! Also, we settle a debate about bookshelves!
Consider this your guide to finding some color and cheer in these trying times — you deserve it!
Well that was a wild final 10 minutes!!!!
Sam deserved to keep living this life every day, and he deserved to grow up even further, to grow old, to achieve his goals, and get every single thing he desired.
“It was lovely every once in a while to put in a joke, knowing that joke was for like 10 people, but that those 10 people were going to love it.”
Alas, Redwood is a missed opportunity to tell a meaningful story about grief, about nature preservation, and about a lesbian relationship.
Controversial French filmmaker Catherine Breillat has an oeuvre centered around the ways women are often betrayed by their own urges.
The film is a dreamy yarn, a queer coming-of-age story illuminated by the soft, lulling LED of a computer screen.
Between SNL50, Valentine’s Day, and the Yellowjackets premiere, celesbians sure were posting.