‘Black Is King’ Review: Beyoncé Turns ‘The Lion King’ Into an Epic Vision of Black Utopia
Queen Bey’s stunning Disney+ visual album is dedicated to her son, Sir: “And to all our sons and daughters…you are the keys to the kingdom.”
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As Trans ‘Pose’ Stars Are Shut Out of Emmys Once Again, Another Milestone Is Reached
Rain Valdez became the second transgender performer ever to receive a Primetime Emmy nomination in an acting category, after Laverne Cox.
Life After ‘Tangerine’: How Mya Taylor Forged a New Career After Her Acting Breakout
The magnetic star of Sean Baker’s 2015 film has been working as a nurse in North Dakota throughout the pandemic.
Stream of the Day: ‘The First Wives Club’ Skewers the Double Standards Women Still Face
Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn, and Bette Midler lead an all-star cast in a movie that proves many things only get better with age.
As Film Festivals Face a New Reality, Provincetown Reimagines a Way Forward
A film community celebrated from a distance as the LGBTQ-friendly festival hosted four drive-in screenings alongside its virtual offerings.
John Waters on the Time He Got Arrested at a Drive-In, and Why They’re Ready for a Comeback
The filmmaker programmed a killer double feature, “Night of the Lepus” and “Kitten With a Whip,” for the Provincetown Film Festival.
LGBTQ Inclusion in Studio Films Increased in 2019, but Non-White and Transgender Characters Dropped
Of the eight major studios included, all received “insufficient” marks from the media advocacy group’s annual analysis.
Stream of the Day: ‘The Weather Underground’ Maps the Origins of White Anti-Racist Movement
Sam Green and Bill Seigel’s Oscar-nominated 2003 documentary offers an urgent history of radical coalition-building.
‘Doc McStuffins’ Changed Disney, Now Her Creator Is Coming for All of Kids TV
“Gender equity in my company would mean we’d have to hire more men,” said Chris Nee, who is swiftly becoming the Ryan Murphy of kids TV.
How ‘Sex Education’ Star Asa Butterfield’s Therapist Mom Helped Him Prepare for His Role
For his role as amateur sex therapist, the charming star of Netflix’s hit teen sex comedy found a valuable resource close to home.
‘Relic’: How Asian Horror Inspired That Grotesquely Intimate Final Scene
Filmmaker Natalie Erika James was raised on Japanese and Korean genre films, which is reflected in her chilling allegory of dementia. Spoilers ahead!
‘Mucho Mucho Amor’ Review: What the World Needs Now Is Amor, and Walter Mercado
An engaging documentary explores the life of the iconic astrologer, Liberace of the Spanish-speaking world who retreated from public life.
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