Three Months, writer/director Jared Frieder’s debut feature is a rather wonderful queer teen rom/com that includes an AIDS scenario that is both contemporary and positive and for once doesn’t end in death. It’s a finely nuanced tale that is both entertaining and informative that reminds us that the spread of HIV may have declined, … Continue reading
Two stunning period dramas released new preview trailers today. “Dearest gentle reader,” narrates Julie Andrews, who voices Lady Whistledown, as various members of the court are delivered her dispatches. “Did you miss me?” She then goes on to say that as the search to uncover who she is has escalated, she’s been “honing my … Continue reading
London’s Kings Head Theatre is about to play host to a revival of one of the most important pieces of queer theatre Bill Russell’s ELEGIES FOR ANGELS, PUNKS and RAGING QUEENS It is a dramatic and musical theater piece composed of free verse poems and songs reflecting the lives of people who … Continue reading
Any Questions? A Comic on LGBTQ+ Inclusion for Educators was written by Hugh Ryan and illustrated by Cristy Road, in collaboration with DOE educators. Any Questions? introduces issues, situations, and events having to do with LGBTQ+ inclusion in schools to support conversations between educators and promote professional learning. Via the Any Questions? comic, educators follow a fictionalized teacher, Ms. Velez, … Continue reading
So many of us are just marking time or even laying low throughout the pandemic, but not veteran Hollywood photographer Michael Childers. Hot on the heels of the very successful Exhibit of his latest work at Melissa Morgan Gallery in Palm Springs: he participated in another Show that opened just last month. In EMERGENCE … Continue reading