All posts by André Hereford
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TV Review: ‘Moon Knight’ Is Stronger On Ghoulish Atmosphere Than Superhero Excitement
Oscar Isaac acts his asp off as Marvel's "Moon Knight," yet the action-challenged series still sputters.
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John Jarboe Explores Gender Queerness Through The Metaphor Of Cannibalism
John Jarboe explores gender queerness through the metaphor of cannibalism.
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AirOtic Turns Acrobatic Feats Into Sensual Gay Tableaus
The "sexy, sultry, spicy" cirque cabaret AirOtic will play in D.C. for an extended run at Hook Hall.
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Migguel Anggelo Reshapes Negativity Into Deeply Affecting Performance Art
Migguel Anggelo's imaginative, semi-autobiographical fable "English with an Accent" makes its debut at GALA on April 1.
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Movie Review: “X” peers into the kinky, kooky crevices of sex and violence
Stalked by crazed killers, a porno film crew winds up on the cutting-room floor in Ti West's harrowing "X".
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TV Review: “Minx” offers smart socio-political content — with nudity
HBO Max's "Minx" bets big on cocks of all sizes in its saga of feminism and full-frontal at an erotic magazine for women.
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Helping transgender and nonbinary singers find the perfect notes
Aiden Feltkamp helps transgender and nonbinary singers find the perfect notes.
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“Andy Warhol Diaries” looks at Warhol’s life as an artist, influencer, entrepreneur, and gay man.
"The Andy Warhol Diaries" assesses Andy Warhol's life as an artist, influencer, entrepreneur, and gay man
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DC Theater Review: Signature’s “She Loves Me” is whiff of delight
There's a lot to adore about's effervescently funny, gorgeously sung "She Loves Me."
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‘Joe vs. Carole’ review: Fitfully entertaining and unabashedly queer
John Cameron Mitchell and Kate McKinnon have a roar with 'Joe vs. Carole,' but the series offers little of substance.
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Bringing the glam to King Herod in ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
Paul Louis Lessard is an impish delight as King Herod in the 50th-anniversary tour of the classic musical "Jesus Christ Superstar."
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The Batman review: Robert Pattinson blazes a fearsome path in noir crime thriller
Robert Pattinson puts an emo spin on the World’s Greatest Detective in the gritty, engrossing thriller The Batman.
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Studio 666 review: Foo Fighters kick ass and rock hard
Not every Foo Fighter survives the band's devilishly fun horror flick "Studio 666," but they all go down rockin'.
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Brandon Black plays the first-ever gay role in a Tyler Perry Madea film
"It was exciting to get to work on something that was similar to my own life," says the gay actor who stars in "A Madea...
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Tyler Perry: Madea is an LGBTQ ally, “as am I”
Tyler Perry shares the inspiration behind including a gay character in his newest Madea film, now on Netflix.
