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Malec (Alec & Magnus) is the pairing TV audiences didn’t realize they needed: both LGBTQI representation and a meaningful relationship.
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The first trans superhero is a win, but the fight isn’t over for LGBTQI representation
Over the weekend, Nicole Maines was announced as being cast in the role during the Supergirl panel at San Diego Comic-Con, with the actress joining the rest of the cast on stage. “It seems only
Queer crusader: Everything we know about The CW’s Batwoman show
The CW is developing a Batwoman series due to debut in 2019 (should it get picked up by the network). You might be inclined to roll your eyes and grumble “not another goddamn superhero drama”,
Frameline42: Everything you need to see at the San Francisco’s international LGBTQ festival
Frameline42 is the San Francisco International LGBTQ festival and it starts today, in you guessed it, San Francisco! As you might imagine with a festival that runs for 10 days there’s a lot happening! Here’s
Show Me Love: 10 movies every woman should see while celebrating Pride
We’re sure you don’t need any help celebrating your local LGBTQI community and getting sloppy drunk with Sandra from accounting for it, but you might want some guidance on what films to watch in celebration
Celebrating art and community with the North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
Since launching in 1995, the North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival has featured a diverse array of shorts, documentaries, and feature films, celebrating a worldwide glimpse of today’s gay, lesbian and transgender life while
Forget ‘Anything’: Trans TV shows and movies to get hyped for in 2018
Whether you agree with the opinion or you think Bomer is a good choice for the role of Freda in Timothy McNeil’s 'Anything', we think there are plenty of other upcoming films and TV shows
Out on Film: On a cinematic journey with Atlanta’s LGBTQI film festival
Providing a cinematic journey of LGBTQI lives, culture, and identity, each year Out on Film assembles a selection of films that attempt to capture just what it means to be queer in contemporary society in
Outfest: The oldest LGBTQI film festival in LA
Founded by UCLA students in 1982, Outfest – which runs several film festivals each celebrating a different aspect of the LGBTQI community and filmmaking – uses the power of movies to promote acceptance and equality
Frameline Film Festival: America’s largest LGBTQI indie fest
Founded in 1977, Frameline Film Festival prides itself on being the United States’ first and oldest film fest devoted to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer programming. Since then, Frameline has grown into the world’s