Film
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DC Shorts returns to celebrate the art of short film
The DC Shorts Film Festival celebrates the art of brevity.
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6 LGBT short films you need to see at DC Shorts 2016
Pink Boy, Seeking: Jack Tripper, Spoilers, Spunkle, These C*cksucking Tears, and Vessels cover almost every aspect of the queer experience
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Report: “Pervasive and systematic” lack of diversity in Hollywood
Study finds women, LGBT people and minorities are significantly underrepresented in the film industry
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Mark Ruffalo responds after casting Matt Bomer as trans sex worker
Trans people have blasted the decision on Twitter
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Sausage Party (review): Audacious, but juvenile
Sausage Party is funny, but one wonders what South Park's Matt Stone and Trey Parker could have done with the idea
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Taste the Rainbow: Baltimore Pride’s Rainbow Fest
Baltimore serves up a three-day festival of queer culture that includes a must-see showing of Stu Maddux's Reel in the Closet
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Star Trek Beyond: An unforgivably dull slog (review)
Is it time to decommission Kirk and company?
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Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie (review)
Ab Fab is by no means a bad film, but it needs fewer cameos and a sharper edge
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Debauched Duo: Absolutely Fabulous
Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley revisit the AbFab roles that made them comedic icons
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Bombs Away: Independence Day Resurgence (Review)
Roland Emmerich just can’t stop making the worst movies imaginable
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Captain America: Civil War (review)
"Captain America: Civil War" is an ensemble film that asks big questions and packs an even bigger punch
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Hipster Porn: Hump! Film Festival
Dan Savage's Hump! Film Festival revels in homegrown buggery
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“The Jungle Book” review: Threatens to best the animated original
The Jungle Book threatens to best the animated original with astonishing digital effects, beautiful 3D, and wonderful voice acting
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Lilly Wachowski, Matrix director, comes out as trans woman after British tabloid confronts her
Wachowski claims Daily Mail forced her to come out
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Sam Smith dedicates his Oscar to the LGBT community
Sam Smith dedicates Oscar win to LGBT community.
