Danny Ramirez opens up about Joaquin Phoenix leaving Todd Haynes' queer film
Variety's Marc Malkin interviewed Ramirez, who recently finished filming for the second season of The Last of Us, at the recent Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles and talked about a project he had lined up with Phoenix and director Todd Haynes.
On hit shows such as “Euphoria” and “You,” Lukas Gage has perfected the art of being captivatingly chaotic. Though ...
The queer community in Kenya has condemned the government’s policy of discriminating against LGBTQ asylum seekers, and has ...
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The Raven Bar was a safe space that'd come alive with parties for trans people and drag weddings. New York-based studio ...
“Queer Eye” star Bobby Berk is parting with his Los Angeles home, which hit the market on Thursday for $2.75 million. Berk, ...
In director and writer Marco Calvani's "High Tide," well-known Brazilian actor Marco Pigossi stars as Lourenco, an immigrant ...
Daniel Craig's new movie Queer has officially confirmed its UK release date. Directed by Challengers and Call Me By Your Name ...
Phoenix restaurateurs, chefs, bakers and baristas talk about what it means to be gay in the food industry — and the queerest ...
As a female comic in a male-dominated field, Madeline Esterhammer-Fic felt excluded. Her solution: Put on her own show in ...
Raed Rafei interviewed people about their embrace of new ideas for his doc, "a poetic reflection on the ... dramatic moments ...
Wow Presents Plus has bought 'I Hate People, People Hate Me', the first scripted show for the 'Drag Race' producers streamer.
Queer people deserve more than Netflix’s insipid Heartstopper - STATE OF THE ARTS: This month has seen the release of an ...
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