All posts by André Hereford
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Review: ‘Boys State’ follows a contentious mock election filled with emotions, intrigue, and shady politics
Apple TV+ documentary distills modern partisanship down to one riveting campaign among a group of Texas teens
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Sam Jay’s Netflix special ‘3 in the Morning’ crowns years of hard work and hilarious comedy
Whether it's her new Netflix special or writing for SNL, Sam Jay is building a comedy career that is as bold as it is masterful
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Meet the gay ultra-runner who tackles the world’s toughest trails in his Speedo
Coree Woltering and Team Onyx blaze trails and scale mountains on "World's Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji"
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LGBTQ web series ‘The First’ explores two bottoms falling in love
Tim Zientek's show offers a sexy, soulful take on a rarely told tale
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Summerland review: Gemma Arterton shines in deeply felt lesbian drama
Arterton's dynamic performance as a lovelorn lesbian writer makes "Summerland" worthwhile
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‘The Rental’ review: Long terrifying nights in strange houses
Director Dave Franco's lean, mean thriller taps into fresh veins of fear and paranoia
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San Diego Comic-Con: Everything LGBTQ at this year’s digital convention
The finest in pop culture conferences brings it home with a jam-packed schedule for Comic-Con@Home's free virtual convention
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‘Cursed’ review: Netflix’s overstuffed fantasy series travels a bumpy road
"Cursed" remixes Arthurian legend into an overwrought origin story for the Lady of the Lake
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Psalmayene 24 is busy imagining a post-pandemic future
Theater dynamo Psalmayene 24 is currently hosting an online salon series at Studio
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‘Welcome to Chechnya’: Behind the scenes of David France’s shocking documentary of an anti-gay purge
David France shares inside details about "Welcome to Chechnya," his powerful new documentary about LGBTQ refugees running for their lives
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‘Mucho Mucho Amor’ review: A sweet celebration of iconic TV psychic Walter Mercado
The stars align for an endearing portrait of Walter Mercado in Neflix's "Mucho Mucho Amor"
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El Principe review: Gay prison drama mixes brutal violence with surprising tenderness
Sebastián Muñoz's gritty, '70s-set "El Principe" finds beauty among shifting alliances and concrete walls.
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Joel Schumacher: 7 Essential Films From the Gay Filmmaker
We look at 7 essential works from the late director.
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Anthony Catanzaro’s ‘Heat’: Fitness model releases sizzling new coffee table book
Former Playgirl centerfold Anthony Catanzaro on 'Heat,' working out, and his life-changing health battle
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The Garden Left Behind review: Sensitive, thoughtful trans drama
Flavio Alves' film captures the complexity of an undocumented trans-Latina's life in Queens.
