Arts + Entertainment
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‘Sublet’ review: Gay drama struggles to make a connection
So subtle is the romantic feeling in the Tel Aviv-set gay drama "Sublet," that you might not feel a thing
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Album Review: High Dive by Shaed
Shaed's debut album High Dive turns out to have been well worth the wait
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Love, Victor season 2 review: An engaging, soapy return for Hulu’s gay comedy-drama
"Love, Victor" leans into its teen soap tendencies, while still diving deeper into a nuanced tale of queer acceptance
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Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington toasts its 40th anniversary in emotional video
Concert memorabilia, photographs, and archival video footage are all featured in "GMCW Turns 40."
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Kick off Pride with Twitch concert “OUTLOUD: Raising Voices”
Soffi Tukker, Adam Lambert, Kim Petras, Whoopi Goldberg and more will appear
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Tig Notaro jumps from comedy to action star with Netflix’s ‘Army of the Dead’
Tig Notaro's burst of fame in Star Trek: Discovery and Netflix’s Army of the Dead finds her enjoying an unexpected ride.
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Rufus Wainwright commemorates Pride with a ‘Rufus Does Judy’ livestream
Kristen Chenoweth and Renée Zellweger join Wainwright for the special show, debuting June 10
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Porch Pride spotlights LGBTQ folk and roots musicians during Pride Month
Bluegrass Pride kicks off programming with Lavender Country and Jake Blount
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“The Show Must Go On!” streams hits from 18 of theater’s biggest musicals
A cavalcade of London's West End stars celebrate their imminent return to Hamilton, Phantom, and more
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Album Review: Changephobia by Rostam
Rostam's second LP loftily asks what it means to inhabit an ever-changing world
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Brandon Kyle Goodman wants Black Queer folx to feel ‘seen and validated’ with The Latrell Show
Goodman relays the emotional highs and lows of the past crazy year through the incisive comedy of "The Latrell Show."
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TV Review: Netflix’s ‘Feel Good’ delivers a satisfying, three-dimensionally queer relationship
"Feel Good" takes its final bow with a powerful season two of the topsy-turvy love story of George and Mae
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Road Head review: Sharp, witty gay horror with a gruesome climax
Deadpan gay horror-comedy "Road Head" is, somewhat surprisingly, the right amount of racy, silly, and scary
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Phillips Collection celebrates 100 years with pandemic-born exhibition ‘Seeing Differently’
The COVID-19 pandemic put the Phillips Collection's 100-year history into sharper perspective
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Awesome Con 2021 is looking for LGBTQ Panels!
Get ready fans of pop culture, comic books, and cosplay — Awesome Con is returning this summer! After a nearly 18 month hiatus due to...
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