Film
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Short List: All 5 Best Animated Short Contenders
This year's animated short films display a wide range of emotions, but there's one clear winner for the Oscar
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GLAAD announces Media Award nominees
GLAAD has announced the nominees for their 27th Media Awards and there are few surprises.
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Carol: Terms of Endearment (Review)
Exquisite, masterful and thoughtful, Carol is a pinnacle achievement for director Todd Haynes
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8 Eclectic Films for a Cold Winter Night
Winter got you chilled? Cozy up in front of the TV with these offbeat selections.
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Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (Review)
Star Wars: The Force Awakens establishes new lore for the series, while also appealing to the fans.
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Gilded Lily: The Danish Girl (review)
Fashioning the tale of transgender pioneer Lili Elbe into a mainstream-friendly love story may seem like shrewd packaging by a Hollywood marketing department, but the...
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Justin Theroux: Zoolander 2 trans criticism “hurts my feelings”
Androgynous character All has drawn criticism from the transgender community
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Legend Review: Tom Hardy is amazing/awful as Kray twins
Legend features an incredible performance from Tom Hardy, and a terrible performance from Tom Hardy
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Desert Migration Review: The Long Goodbye
Desert Migration poignantly explores the lives of 13 men with HIV/AIDS in Palm Springs
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A Cinematic Toast: Inside Landmark’s New Atlantic Plumbing Cinema
"A new urban concept," Landmark's Atlantic Plumbing Cinema is a combination intimate movie house and hip bar
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Cate Blanchett: Love scene with Rooney Mara is “erotic, tender and beautiful”
"Carol" is about the power and universality of falling in love, according to Blanchett
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GLAAD blasts “sensationalistic” gender reassignment film
"Tomboy, A Revenger's Tale" sees Rodriguez's character undergoing gender reassignment surgery
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Rock the Vote: Suffragette (review)
"Suffragette" is an emotional look at the often violent fight for women's voting rights in Britain
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Gothic Creep: Crimson Peak (review)
Guillermo del Toro’s visually ravishing Crimson Peak terrifies you in ways you least expect
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Think Different: Steve Jobs (review)
Steve Jobs isn't afraid to bend the truth, and that's why it paints such a memorable portrait of the Apple mogul
