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Halina Reijn’s “Babygirl” revolves around the shifting nature of power between Samuel and Romy.

Cinema

‘Babygirl’ explores power dynamics, but chokes on too much good taste

By Steve Erickson

"In the Summers," directed by Alessandra Lacorazza, screened in September at the IFC Center.

Cinema

A queer year at the movies: Top LGBTQ films of 2024

By Gary M. Kramer

Elton John smiles while sitting at a piano.

Cinema

‘Elton John: Never Too Late’ glimpses into gay rock icon’s life

By Steve Erickson

McKinley Belcher III and Uly Schlesinger sit together in "A Guide for the Homesick."

Theater

‘A Guide for the Homesick’: A searing night of revelation and redemption

By David Kennerley

Frédérika Milano and Gem Deger in "Endless Summer Syndrome."

Cinema

‘Endless Summer Syndrome’ takes a provocative look at a family that loves each other too literally

By Steve Erickson

Members of the Queer Food Foundation at work.

Food

Queer Food Foundation strives to be a lifeline for the LGBTQ food industry

By Brianna Lopez

Sharon D Clarke (Lady Bracknell) and Ncuti Gatwa (Algernon) in "The Importance of Being Earnest."

Theater

The importance of being gay: National Theatre delivers on a Wilde classic

By Andy Humm

“The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," directed by Jacques Demy, is available at Film Forum.

Cinema

Reviving ‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg’: A classical musical queers the heterosexual romance

By Steve Erickson

In "You Are Not Me," Aitana (Roser Tapias) is confronted with a new reality when she and her wife visits her parents for Christmas.

Cinema

Family tension dominates slow-burn Christmas thriller ‘You Are Not Me’

By Gary M. Kramer

“Obsessed with Light," directed by Sabine Krayenbühl and Zeva Oelbaum, uses film clips, a flip book, and various iterations of dancer Loie Fuller’s famous Serpentine Dance as part of a documentary about her work and legacy.

Cinema

‘Obsessed with Light’ shows enduring influence of dancer Loie Fuller

By Gary M. Kramer

"The End," directed by Joshua Oppenheimer, opens Dec. 6.

Cinema

‘The End’: Singing and dancing through the apocalypse

By Steve Erickson

“Queer," directed by Luca Guadagnino, is based on a novel by gay author William S. Burroughs.

Cinema

‘Queer’: Luca Guadagnino and Daniel Craig revise a classic gay novel

By Steve Erickson

"Forgetting The Many: The Royal Pardon of Alan Turing" is at Cinema Village at 22 E. 12th St. from Dec. 6-12.

Cinema

Review: ‘Forgetting the Many’ remembers Alan Turing and the British persecution of gay men

By Andy Humm

“Sabbath Queen,” directed by Sandi DuBowski, opens Nov. 22nd at the IFC Center.

Cinema

‘Sabbath Queen’ profiles a queer Jewish rebel

By Steve Erickson

Linkin Park's new singer, Emily Anderson, is queer. The band released "From Zero" this month.

Music

November LGBTQ music: Linkin Park and Alice Longyu Gao

By Steve Erickson

Cinema

Writer-director Roberto Cuzzillo goes behind the scenes of gay romantic drama ‘Malanova’

By Gary M. Kramer

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