Month: March 2010

One of these things is not like the others. Philanthropist/activist (oh yes, and musician) Cyndi Lauper competes with lower-tier stars like Brett Michaels and Sinbad to be a Donald Trump…

Live the dream. Do the time. Find the one. That’s the tag line for the upcoming release of I Love You Phillip Morris, the Jim Carrey/Ewan McGregor gay romance with…

In 1974, Lee’s dinner guest, Paul McCartney, presented her with a most unusual hostess gift: “Let’s Love,” a song he wrote especially for her.

Just when you thought Lifetime television for women couldn’t get any gayer comes this send-up of the network’s flair for the dramatic, but this time with a comedic gay twist.

When three women disappear from a small New England town, the local sheriff, Nickie (Elise Rovinsky), turns to the local psychic, James (Cuyle Carvin), for help.

Roller derby has made a big comeback, as told in this rock-infused doc focusing on Seattle’s notorious all-female league. With players like Ida Slapter, Sybil Unrest, Ann Munition, Georgia O’Grief,…

Given a suggestive title like Bad Girls of Film Noir, one has good reason to expect some fun girls-gone-wild action (if not exactly girls-with-girls action), and this new two-volume collection…

Former U.S. poet laureate William Meredith suffered a debilitating stroke 17 years into his relationship with his partner Richard Harteis, who was also a poet. Their unwavering commitment to each…

Whether unrecognizable beneath layers of prosthetics in David Lynch’s elegantly heartbreaking The Elephant Man, or dandified with fedora, scarf, and makeup in The Naked Civil Servant, John Hurt is an…

Pn March 26, 2003, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Lawrence and Garner v. Texas, by which they would decide whether the Texas sodomy statute violated gay citizens’…