Film
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Screen on the Green
A summer tradition, Screen on the Green and other outdoor movie screenings are sweeping the district
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Tig (Review)
"Tig" follows Tig Notaro's battle with death, loss, and the ironic nature of her rise to stardom
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Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation (Review)
The latest Mission: Impossible is proof that its star is Hollywood's most incredible showman
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Do I Sound Gay? (Review)
Do I Sound Gay? asks a lot of questions about the way gay men talk -- it just fails to answer most of them
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Roland Emmerich’s “Stonewall” dramatizes the iconic riots
Oscar-baiting film will depict the Stonewall riots that birthed the LGBT rights movement
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Review: Tangerine
Tangerine is an intimate, engrossing comedy-drama that unashamedly puts transgender women center stage
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Adam Scott’s Overnight Success
When marriage became legal for all, The Overnight's Adam Scott took to Twitter with a message for Scalia
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Small Fry: Ant-Man (Review)
No cities were destroyed in the making of Ant-Man, but therein may lie its biggest problem
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Oiled Up: Magic Mike XXL (Review)
Magic Mike XXL pumps up the muscles and the fun
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Stripped Down: Amy (Film Review)
A new documentary about the late singer Amy Winehouse, Amy () interrogates the tragic side of performance and public identity. Directed by Asif Kapadia, a filmmaker...
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Deja Poo: Terminator Genisys (Review)
Terminator: Genisys pays strict homage to the original before traipsing down a senseless, incomprehensible path
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Mind Control: Pixar’s Inside Out (Review)
Pixar's "Inside Out" is a triumph.
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AFI Docs: Reel Stories
Michael Lumpkin, head of AFI Docs, explains why LGBT Documentaries are still important
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Curtain Call: Robin Williams makes final screen appearance in Boulevard (Review)
"Boulevard" presents a familiar tale of rediscovering one's sexuality
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Dino Might: Jurassic World (Review)
Jurassic World makes for an honest, if exhausting, two hours of dino-on-dino action
