Features
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Jonathan Capehart: The New Face of Sunday Morning
Jonathan Capehart, the host of MSNBC's The Sunday Show, gets candid about his life and views as a journalist.
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Task Force’s new leader Kierra Johnson on the future of the LGBTQ movement
Kierra Johnson, incoming executive director of the National LGBTQ Task Force, brings a wealth of social justice experience to the role.
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Presidential historian Tim Naftali on Trump, Biden, and what’s next for America
Presidential historian Tim Naftali on how Donald Trump crashed his party, and what Joe Biden can do to reunite our nation.
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The Prom’s Ariana DeBose and Jo Ellen Pellman celebrate being queer on-screen and off
Pellman and DeBose star as queer teens whose secret love sparks controversy and choruses in Netflix's The Prom
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Luke Frazier and the American Pops Orchestra make the season merry and bright
APO offers three superstar-packed specials celebrating drag queens, Ella Fitzgerald, and America
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Francis Lee tells a powerful, personal tale of lesbian love in ‘Ammonite’
Francis Lee went from "God's Own Country" to even greater cinematic heights with his extraordinary new film, "Ammonite."
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John Aravosis is driven by a desire for change — and he’s not stopping post-Trump
"Trump has got to be delegitimized and it’s going to take years," says the AMERICAblog founder
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Lisa Stephen Friday gets personal in her new rock musical “Trans Am”
Lisa Stephen Friday gets deeply personal in her new rock musical "Trans Am."
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Vote for Joe! – Metro Weekly Endorses Joe Biden for President
The former Vice President's calm demeanor, LGBTQ support, and ability to empathize make him our choice to lead the nation out of the pandemic
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Cheyenne Jackson on ‘Equal,’ the election, and embracing his inner (musical) villain
From his powerful role as an LGBTQ pioneer on HBO's Equal to stealing souls on Netflix's Julie & the Phantoms, Cheyenne Jackson has all sides covered
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Review: LGBTQ rock-climbing doc ‘Who’s On Top?’ is a heavy-handed metaphor for life
Four LGBTQ mountain climbers attempt to scale Oregon's Mount Hood in Devin Fei-Fan's overlong film
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‘Two of Us’ review: Lesbian drama about aging lovers packs an emotional punch
A beautiful, sad, and unmissable drama about the perils of aging and hidden identities
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‘Tu Me Manques (I Miss You)’ review: A powerfully acted exploration of love and loss
Fernando Barbosa and Oscar Martínez deliver breathtaking performances in Rodrigo Bellott's gay drama
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Review: ‘The Unlikely Story of the Lesbians of First Friday’
A warm recounting of a band of closeted lesbians in rural '80s Virginia in the documentary "Lesbians of First Friday."
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‘The Right Girls’ review: Trans migrant documentary leaves a lot of stones unturned
Timothy Wolfer follows four transgender people in 2018's infamous "caravan" of refugees
