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Unconventional Connection on an Endless Train

By Steve Erickson
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Three Queer Films at Sundance Film Festival

By Gary M. Kramer
– The Last Thing Mary Saw – Photo Credit: Shudder
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A Love Story Steeped in Repression

By Steve Erickson
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LGBTQ Films to Stream in February

By Gary M. Kramer
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Paul Dawson on the Re-Release of “Shortbus”

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New York Jewish Film Festival Returns January 12-25

By Gary M. Kramer
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Skyler Davenport Discusses Role in “See For Me”

By Gary M. Kramer
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Best Films of 2021

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Familiar Themes and New Twists in “The Matrix Resurrections”

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Year in Review: Queer Films and Performances

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Rowing to the Top — at Any Cost

By Steve Erickson
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“Operation Hyacinth” Peers Into the Homophobia of 1980s Poland

By Steve Erickson
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“The Scary of Sixty-First” Invokes Jeffrey Epstein and Flops

By Gary M. Kramer
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Audre Lorde Biopic in the Works

By Matt Tracy
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Total Recall of the Convent

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Halle Berry Outshines Her Own Film In “Bruised”

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Arts

  • BXpride2026_couple_1ea78c‘The largest LGBTQ+ Pride celebration in the Bronx’ Bronx Pride celebrates 28 years of acceptance
  • Billy Porter and Les Cagelles in "La Cage Aux Folles." “La Cage” returns at City Center, offering a new look at a now-classic musical
  • If “Leviticus” becomes a hit, one hopes that it might create space for further queer voices in horror. ‘Leviticus’: Gay teenagers battle amonster created by homophobia
  • “Maddie’s Secret,” directed by John Early, is running at IFC Center. Maddie’s Secret’: A campy yet sincere drag melodrama
  • Alice Kremelberg, director Adrienne Campbell-Holt, playwright Victoria Lynne Barclay, and Colby Minifie. ‘Camping’: Love and repression in an intimate tent setting

Crime

  • Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez holds a press conference on August 10, 2023 to announce an indictment in the stabbing death of O'Shae Sibley, a gay man who was killed at a Brooklyn gas station. Man convicted of manslaughter in death of O’Shae Sibley
  • sketch of bigot behind lower east side hate crimeCops hunt Lower East Side bigot who beat boy with belt after anti-LGBTQ+ hate tirade
  • A picture shows the late O'Shae Sibley during a demonstration in Brooklyn after he was killed there in an alleged anti-LGBTQ attack. Man charged with killing gay dancer O’Shae Sibley claims self-defense
  • suspect in Brooklyn hate crimeBrooklyn hate crime suspect cuffed in the Bronx for fare evasion: cops
  • Grammy-winning musician Lil Nas X leaves court after a preliminary hearing on four felony charges for allegedly assaulting and resisting police officers responding to an incident in August when police approached him while he was reportedly walking nearly naked on the streets of Los Angeles, in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, U.S. March 12, 2026. Lil Nas X agrees to maintain treatment in two-year deal to drop charges

Perspectives

  • Martha Shelley reads to the audience at the LGBT Community Center on Oct. 15, 2023. Past triumphs, present challenges: Reflections on the fight for LGBTQ rights — and what comes next
  • Callen-Lorde staff members. Health equity for LGBTQ+ New Yorkers starts with primary care
  • Andy Humm and Ruth Messinger in the aftermath of the passage of New York City's gay rights bill. Forty years since New Yorkers won gay rights, the fight for justice is more urgent than ever
  • Katie Blum is underscoring the importance of funding to make sure New York's legal system respects transgender individuals when they seek to align their legal documents with their gender identity. Access to justice is essential for transgender New Yorkers — and it depends on the IOLA Fund 
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