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A scene in "Calls from Moscow."

Cinema

‘Calls from Moscow’ follows four queer Cuban migrants holed up in Russia

By Nicholas Boston

A scene from "Spoonful of Sugar."

Cinema

‘Spoonful of Sugar’ review: a different kind of babysitter

By Steve Erickson

A scene in "A Dice with Five Sides."

Cinema

LGBTQ streaming: what to watch in March

By Gary M. Kramer

A scene in “The Five Devils.”

Cinema

Look ahead to the films at Rendezvous with French Cinema

By Gary M. Kramer

French artist Nicolas Guerin behind artwork.

French dollhouse artist brings mini art to New York

By Amy Schatz

Matt de Rogatis in a scene from "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" in 2022.

Theater

Q&A: Matt de Rogatis about the bold, sexy spin on ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’

By David Kennerley

David Antonio Cruz, “iamtheimmenseshadowofmytears,thehopesofmylover,dreamsofmyancestors,” 2022.

Dozens of visual artists showcase queer love in group exhibition

By Nicholas Boston

Kabukie Starshine, 1993

History

Linda Simpson’s ‘Drag Explosion’ recalls ’80s and ’90s scene

By Kathleen Warnock

Two people during a scene from "God's Time."

Cinema

‘God’s Time’: Daniel Antebi delivers meandering film in NYC

By Steve Erickson

People sit around a table during a scene in “Pacifiction."

Cinema

‘Pacifiction’ enters the radioactive nightclub

By Steve Erickson

Josh Lavery during a scene in "Lonesome."

Cinema

Q&A: Actor Josh Lavery on his role in ‘Lonesome’

By Gary M. Kramer

Two people hug in a scene from "Attachment."

Cinema

Q&A: Josephine Park on the making of queer Jewish film “Attachment”

By Gary M. Kramer

Sam Smith arrives at the 65th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023, in Los Angeles.

Music

February LGBTQ music: Kelela and Sam Smith

By Steve Erickson

Charles Silverstein (left) and his partner at the time, William Bory.

History

Some events leading to the deletion of homosexuality as mental disorder by the APA

By Charles Silverstein

Filmmaker Historian Beau Lancaster, who is working on a documentary called “Gay, Black, and Blue: The Raid on Blues Bar.”

Cinema

Gay historian brings attention to 1982 Blues Bar raid

By Heather Cassell

A woman seen at different angles in "Huesera: The Bone Woman," directed by Michelle Garza Cervera.

Cinema

Q&A with ‘Huesera’ director Michelle Garza Cervera

By Gary M. Kramer

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