Film
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‘Greenfields’ review: Barry Gibb’s country take on Bee Gees classics disappoints
"Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers' Songbook Vol. 1" offers an Americana spin featuring several country legends
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‘Promising Young Woman’ review: Carey Mulligan stuns as doom-seeking vigilante
Nice guys are no match for this Promising Young Woman, a femme fatale hellbent on justice
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2020 Vision: The 10 Best Films of the Year
From a soulful encounter with a cow to a woman on a vigilante mission, here are the best films of 2020.
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Review: Wonder Woman 1984 is a colorful, lightly comic sequel
"Wonder Woman 1984" takes a bold chance by easing up on the action to tell a superhero story with a point.
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New podcast ‘Rocky Horror Minute’ delves into the camp classic in bitesize chunks
With live screenings on pause, two local fans launched a podcast devoted to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"
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Soul review: Pixar’s latest is daring, masterful, and brilliantly simple
The latest tour de force from Pixar, "Soul" is a bold, conceptual jaunt across the astral plane
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Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom review: A fitting finale for Chadwick Boseman
Netflix's lean, loose film captures the collision of two incredible talents running at full steam.
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Review: ‘Queer Japan’ explores everything LGBTQ, from the artistic to the erotic
"Queer Japan" offers a look into Japanese LGBTQ culture that visitors likely won't find in guidebooks
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Francis Lee tells a powerful, personal tale of lesbian love in ‘Ammonite’
Francis Lee went from "God's Own Country" to even greater cinematic heights with his extraordinary new film, "Ammonite."
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BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon toast the holidays in the boozy and bawdy ‘The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Special’
The Drag Race alums produced their own holiday film based on classic Christmas specials
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Viggo Mortensen responds to criticism over gay role: ‘You’re assuming I’m completely straight’
Mortensen stars as a gay married man in his new film "Falling," which he also wrote and directed
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Alan Ball explores liberation and loss in the gay drama Uncle Frank.
Six Feet Under creator Alan Ball wrote Uncle Frank as “a little bit of wish fulfillment.”
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Review: Happiest Season takes Christmas for a sapphic spin
Happiest Season breaks new ground for Hollywood holiday rom-coms by decking the halls with lesbian romance.
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Freaky’s Misha Osherovich celebrates their “proudly, flamboyantly gay queer character”
Osherovich navigates the genre twists and turns of the body-swapping horror-comedy "Freaky"
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‘Dating Amber’ review: A cute, Irish coming out comedy
Two closeted teens fight gay rumors with a fabricated relationship in Dating Amber
