Harry Lighton’s Pillion examines power, desire, and kink within a dominant-submissive romance, but its cautious storytelling favors mainstream palatability over deeper exploration of queer intimacy and agency.
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In 'The Moment,' Charli xcx plays herself in a sharp but uneven satire that examines brat summer, artistic identity, and the uneasy tension between pop authenticity and corporate ownership.
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The Golden Globe Awards delivered several standout moments for LGBTQ viewers, from a pointed Wanda Sykes punchline to the onstage appearance of the stars of Heated Rivalry.
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The steamy yet emotionally grounded HBO series Heated Rivalry exploded online, drawing queer audiences and mainstream fans into a shared obsession fueled by memes, longing, and modern romance.
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2025 was a standout year for independent, international, and unconventional movies that showcase a true range of what queer filmmaking can be.
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Arthouse Houston hosts a Dec. 28 screening of Hedwig and the Angry Inch at Numbers Nightclub with live commentary from writer-director-star John Cameron Mitchell, plus a post-screening performance.
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Ira Sachs transforms a single 1974 interview into an intimate, dreamlike film that blends documentary precision with queer imagination to honor photographer Peter Hujar.
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The Houston Cinema Arts Festival returns with a vibrant 2025 lineup, spotlighting queer filmmakers whose stories of connection, creativity, and courage redefine what it means to be “HERE”
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Honey, Don’t! blends detective noir tropes with queer pulp aesthetics. The result is messy, campy, and unapologetically lesbian, prioritizing queer audiences while reworking classic genre archetypes.
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In The People’s Joker, Vera Drew turns her life story into a sharp, surreal parody—coming soon to Museum of Fine Arts, Houston after a journey marked by creativity and controversy.
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