Arts & Entertainment

The homophobes might not be ready for season 2 of ‘Chucky’

Tuc Watkins on Queer TV, Then and Now

Bomer meets Bridgerton in ‘Fellow Travelers’

Kevin At Camp Again

Fight the Queer Book Ban By Lovin’ Up on These 11 New LGBTQ+ Reads

Pedro Almodóvar’s queer western is galloping your way

Be Their Guest

Rebel Wilson comes out to her first dramatic role

5 books on the joys and challenges of LGBTQ teen and young adult life

Loving Victor For the Last Time

A Queer Slate, In Focus

Bowen Yang Is Here, Queer and Leading His Very First (Very Gay) Film with ‘Fire Island’

‘Heartstopper’ Won’t Stop

Here’s Johnny!

Janelle Monáe, Jonathan Bailey, Celine Dion and More

Drag: Artists and their Inspiration

Pittsburgh Royalty: Long May They Reign

Hari Nef is a ‘Barbie’ girl

More than Moana

A Juicy Emergence with Sofi Tukker

Marvel series ‘Ironheart’ set to introduce transgender character

‘And Just Like That…’ comes again

Back to the Feeling

The Lost City of P

Eddie Izzard Jumps Into ‘Doctor Jekyll’

Power, Putin and, Yes, the Tiger King

Zendaya hits the court in ‘Challengers’

A Movement on a Dance Floor

RuPaul will host ‘Lingo’ for CBS

Call Me Mentor

‘Hamilton’ star Pierre Jean Gonzalez on living his truth

Jessie J to Headline ‘Pride on the Shore’ for Pittsburgh Pride Month

‘Queer Eye’ star Antoni Porowski joins cast of ‘Spoiler Alert’

Jonathan Van Ness Gets Curious

Read these Banned LGBTQ+ Books

Bridget Everett Takes on Small-Town Queer Family

Antonio Marziale Is Provocative with Purpose

Cate Blanchett teams up with Pedro Almodóvar

‘Scream’ King

The New Queer Cinema movement paved the way for today’s mainstream LGBTQ+ films. But at what cost?

A Survivor to Scream About

Tig Notaro and Dakota Johnson are ‘OK’ with Sundance

Jennifer Coolidge in everything now, please

It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year for Philemon Chambers

Josie Totah Leads the Trans Charge on TV

‘Coming Out Colton’ Bares Not All But A Lot

Jennifer Tilly Is Your Friend to the End

Kim Cattrall joins the new ‘Queer as Folk,’ drink in hand

‘The Power of the Dog’ Doesn’t Idealize Queerness and Is Better for It

Ticking His Way to the Top