Entertainment
Q&A: Rita Moreno on Finding Self-Worth and Never Giving Up
In the documentary "Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It," Norman Lear says: "I can't think of anyone I've ever met in the business who lived the American dream more than Rita Moreno."
Men of Color on Virtual - and Live - Stages
Solo shows with men of color include Jomar Tagatac in "Hold These Truths," Rotimi Agbabiaka's "Manifesto," Brandon Kyle Goodman's "The Latrell Show," and Theatre Rhino's duo show, "Pillow Talk," all online, some in-person, too.
Frameline45: Homos, Where the Heart Is
Whether consciously or not, the theme of Frameline45 in its programming of narrative films is traditional values, mainly home and family.
See How These 30 Celebrities Are Celebrating Pride on Instagram - Part 2
More and more celebrities are embracing Pride this year. From politicians to out musicians and actors, these celebs are marking the season on social media.
Gaston is Back: Luke Evans Signs for 'Beauty and the Beast' Television Prequel
As Luke Evans was showing his Pride in his Versace rainbow-trimmed underwear, he was closing a deal on the long-awaited "Beauty and the Beast" prequel.
Review: 'Revolution Rent' a 'Season of Love' in Havana
Andy Señor Jr., who played Angel in the original Broadway production of "Rent," takes on the task of staging the play in Havana in 2014 in this engaging documentary.
Annie Murphy's New Show Takes Aim at Familiar Sitcom Tropes
"Schitt's Creek" star Annie Murphy's new AMC series "Kevin Can F Himself" presents itself as one of those traditional multicamera comedies with a laugh track and corny jokes. Viewers will quickly learn it's actually much darker.
Watch: After Colton Underwood's Grandma Judges His Tinder Prospects, 'Bachelor' Star Shares Thirst Traps
Colton Underwood shared a few thirst traps on Instagram not long after he sought his grandmother's help to wade through prospective partners on Tinder.
After Chrissy Teigen's Apology, Out Designer Michael Costello Comes Forward with Bullying Allegations
Though Chrissy Teigen has issued yet another apology for her history of cyber harassment, the story isn't over: Out designer and "Project Runway" star Michael Costello has come forward with bullying allegations.
Chella Man on Fashion, Authenticity and the True Meaning of Pride
Artist, author, and director Chella Man chats with EDGE about his fashion style, new book "Continuum," and advocating for greater accessibility and representation for the whole spectrum of LGBTQ creators.
Pixar's 'Luca' Invites You to Summer in the Italian Riviera
The team spent years developing the story and the look of "Luca" at Pixar headquarters, figuring out ways to make the animation software that is engineered to achieve realism, hit the more poetic, storybook style that Casarosa wanted.
Filmmaker Jenni Olson Honored
On June 18 filmmaker and film curator Jenni Olson will be honored with the prestigious Teddy Award, the Berlinale's queer film award, during the 71st Berlinale's Summer Special Festival.
Review: Larry Peerce's Groundbreaking Exploration of Ignorance, Prejudice and Racism 'One Potato, Two Potato' Worth a Revisit
"One Potato, Two Potato" is worth a look for daring to take on explosive subject matter at the dawn of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
Review: 'The Railway Children' is Part Fairy Tale, Part Morality Tale
This enchanting, atmospheric film is part fairy tale, part morality lesson and all heart.
Review: Once More unto the Breach in 'Godzilla vs. Kong'
The ultra-heavyweight prize fight between the Coke and Pepsi of the MonsterVerse doesn't break any new ground. That might be its salvation.
Review: The "Indiana Jones 4-Movie Collection" Showcases a Legend in Stunning 4K
Steven Spielberg's popular adventure series has received a stellar 4K Blu-ray release from Paramount Home Entertainment. Fans are bound to love this new set.
Review: Quirky 'French Exit' Frustrates, Charms
A cross between the quirky-quirk characters of Wes Anderson and the drolly quirky banter of Whit Stillman, this new Michelle Pfeiffer-led comedy is equal parts frustrating and oddly compelling.
'Gone Girl' Actor Lisa Banes Dies 10 Days after Hit-and-Run
"Gone Girl" actor Lisa Banes died 10 days after being injured by a hit-and-run driver in New York City, police said.
Review: It's Shakespeare Reimagined in an LGBTQ-Friendly 'As We Like It'
Hung-i Chen and Muni Wei and an all-female cast reimagine Shakespeare's "As You Like It" into a high-energy romp set a few decades from now.
Did Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Johnson Become an Internet Meme?
A Twitter user asked followers for their favorite Aaron Taylor-Johnson performance, and some chose his film scenes when he showed his considerable johnson.
Review: 'Rebel Dykes' Explores Queer London in the 1980s
Filmmakers Harri Shanahan, Sian A. Williams, and Siobhan Fahey revisit London in the 1980's with this fascinating documentary.
Review: His Name is 'Luca,' and He's a Charmer
"Luca" is undeniably the gayest movie Disney has ever made, even if they don't come out and say it - and that's a good thing.
Review: 'The Pink Unicorn' an Intimate Experience in Virtual Theater
Boston's peakEasy Stage Company embraces the COVID-era necessity of theater making via streaming, and explores the possibilities that come with it, with its production of Elise Forier Edie's play "The Pink Unicorn."
Review: 'Bollywood Kitchen' a Unique Offering
The Geffen Playhouse in Westwood has been at the forefront of these options in Los Angeles, and their latest offering — "Bollywood Kitchen" — is unique in more ways than one.