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Jim Parsons in "Our Town."

Theater

‘Our Town’ review: A durable classic gets a modern refresh

By David Kennerley

Marco Pigossi and James Bland in "High Tide," which opens Oct. 18 at the IFC Center.

Cinema

Q&A: Marco Pigossi and Calvani on ‘High Tide’ and the search for love and identity

By Gary M. Kramer

Kyle Anderson (pictured) and Lena Green founded Doable Guys to fill a gap they saw in New York’s drawing scene.

Arts

Where art intersects voyeurism: Kyle Anderson on not-so-guilty pleasures, doable guys, and homoerotic art

By Michael Shirey

Marla Mindelle and ensemble in "The Big Gay Jamboree."

Theater

‘The Big Gay Jamboree’ is a musical sending up musicals

By Christopher Byrne

The latest release by Soccer Mommy (aka Nashville-based artist Sophie Allison) is "Evergreen."

Music

October LGBTQ music: Katie Gavin’s solo debut and Soccer Mommy’s fourth album

By Steve Erickson

Books

‘American Teenager’ gives a voice to trans adolescents across the US

By Erasmo Guerra

Will Ferrell and Harper Steele in "Will & Harper" on Netflix.

Cinema

‘Will & Harper’: Exploring Americana as a trans woman, with a celebrity at her side

By Steve Erickson

“Gondola," based in the Georgia mountains, is a lesbian romance film.

Cinema

Newfest 2024: What to watch at New York’s LGBTQ Film Festival

By Gary M. Kramer

Sylvester's “Live at the Opera House” was recorded on March 11, 1979.

Music

September LGBTQ music: Posthumous releases by SOPHIE and Sylvester

By Steve Erickson

Two men greet each other in a scene in "Viet and Nam" near the ocean.

Cinema

Looking ahead to the 2024 New York Film Festival

By Steve Erickson

Juan-Pablo-Di-Pace

Cinema

Q&A: Juan Pablo Di Pace brings one-man show and debut film ‘Duino’ to NYC

By Gary M. Kramer

“All Shall Be Well," directed by Ray Yeung, opens Sept. 20 at Film Forum.

Cinema

Q&A: ‘All Shall Be Well’ director Ray Yeung explores LGBTQ inheritance rights

By Gary M. Kramer

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

Cinema

‘In the Summers’ director Alessandra Lacorazza opens up about powerful feature debut

By Gary M. Kramer

Jodie Foster poses with an award for "True Detective: Night Country" at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California, U.S., September 15, 2024.

Jodie Foster leads LGBTQ winners at 76th Emmy Awards

By Matt Tracy

Regina Betancourt – Spencer Aste Wake Up (4)

Theater

‘Wake Up’ review: One man’s fraught journey to salvation

By David Kennerley

The former nightclub known as The Q, which was located at 795 Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, closed in 2023.

Legal

Setting the record straight: The Q nightclub owner speaks out

By Heather Cassell

More from Around NYC

Barclays Center

Barclays Center unveils new fan spaces ahead of Brooklyn Nets season opener

permits

Permits filed for residential building with 22 units in Kingsbridge Heights

Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson addressing the Caribbean-American Heritage Month Celebration at Andrew Freeman House, 1125 Grand Concourse, Bronx, on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.

Gibson hosts annual DiVA Spa in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Emil Heineman Islanders Red Wings goal

Islanders thump Red Wings 7-2 as Heineman etches first multi-goal game