All posts by André Hereford
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Review: “Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker”
"Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker" speaks through the late artist's work to illustrate his fiery life and times
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“Genius: Aretha” review: A marvelous Cynthia Erivo channels the towering musical genius
"Genius: Aretha" does right by the Queen of Soul, illuminating the private tribulations behind her artistic evolution
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Review: “Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret” celebrates acting boldly and loving fearlessly
"Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret" unspools a collection of defiant gay shorts from Europe, the UK, and Down Under
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Kid 90 review: A foggy, unfulfilling glimpse of child stardom in the ’90s
Soleil Moon Frye provides a candid glimpse -- but just a glimpse -- at a generation of child actors surviving stardom in "Kid 90"
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Review: DJ documentary ‘Underplayed’ moves to an unsteady beat
Stacey Lee makes a solid case for the women breaking down barriers in EDM, but leaves viewers waiting for the drop
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Coming 2 America review: Eddie Murphy returns for a surprisingly fresh sequel
Girl power reigns in "Coming 2 America," Eddie Murphy's enjoyable sequel to one of his biggest '80s hits
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Streaming service Lesflicks showcases lesbian, queer, and bi women on-screen
Streaming service has nurtured an online community with a growing list of films and series featuring lesbian, queer, and bi women
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Russell T Davies drew on his own life experience for “It’s a Sin”
The HBO Max drama tells the story of a British generation lost to AIDS
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Olly Alexander on bringing ’80s London to life – and death – in ‘It’s a Sin’
"Super-inspired" by a starring role in It's a Sin, Years & Years singer Olly Alexander steals hearts on-screen and in song
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‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ review: Jazz legend biopic hits a bum note
God bless the ambition of "The United States vs. Billie Holiday," but the fevered drama is still a miss
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Spotlight: Fortune Feimster on ‘Barb and Star’ and podcast ‘Sincerely Fortune’
Fortune Feimster is part of the polished comic ensemble who make "Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar" shine
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‘It’s a Sin’ review: Brilliant, haunting drama about 1980s AIDS crisis
The AIDS crisis drops like a bomb on 1980s London, rocking a circle of friends in Russell T. Davies' "It’s a Sin"
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Conrad Ricamora steps into the spotlight in Signature’s “Simply Sondheim”
Conrad Ricamora steps into the spotlight in Signature's Simply Sondheim and a new role on FOX's medical drama "The Resident"
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Judas and the Black Messiah: Daniel Kaluuya is magnetic as Black Panther Fred Hampton
"Judas and the Black Messiah" delivers a fierce portrait of a man, his movement, and the forces that aligned to bring him down
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DC Theater Review: ‘Hi, Are You Single?’ at Woolly Mammoth
The droll "Hi, Are You Single?" drives home the point that people with disabilities need nooky too
