All posts by André Hereford
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The Prom’s Ariana DeBose and Jo Ellen Pellman celebrate being queer on-screen and off
Pellman and DeBose star as queer teens whose secret love sparks controversy and choruses in Netflix's The Prom
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Soul review: Pixar’s latest is daring, masterful, and brilliantly simple
The latest tour de force from Pixar, "Soul" is a bold, conceptual jaunt across the astral plane
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Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom review: A fitting finale for Chadwick Boseman
Netflix's lean, loose film captures the collision of two incredible talents running at full steam.
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Review: ‘Queer Japan’ explores everything LGBTQ, from the artistic to the erotic
"Queer Japan" offers a look into Japanese LGBTQ culture that visitors likely won't find in guidebooks
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BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon toast the holidays in the boozy and bawdy ‘The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Special’
The Drag Race alums produced their own holiday film based on classic Christmas specials
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Alan Ball explores liberation and loss in the gay drama Uncle Frank.
Six Feet Under creator Alan Ball wrote Uncle Frank as “a little bit of wish fulfillment.”
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Review: Happiest Season takes Christmas for a sapphic spin
Happiest Season breaks new ground for Hollywood holiday rom-coms by decking the halls with lesbian romance.
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Review: HBO’s macabre documentary ‘Crazy, Not Insane’
"Crazy, Not Insane" examines the chilling work of serial killer psychologist Dorothy Lewis
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Lisa Stephen Friday gets personal in her new rock musical “Trans Am”
Lisa Stephen Friday gets deeply personal in her new rock musical "Trans Am."
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Freaky’s Misha Osherovich celebrates their “proudly, flamboyantly gay queer character”
Osherovich navigates the genre twists and turns of the body-swapping horror-comedy "Freaky"
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‘Dating Amber’ review: A cute, Irish coming out comedy
Two closeted teens fight gay rumors with a fabricated relationship in Dating Amber
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Hulu’s ‘The Eater’s Guide to the World’ offers delectable temptation
"The Eater’s Guide to the World" draws a handy roadmap to the places you’ll go for good eats as soon as it’s feasible.
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GALA Hispanic Theatre reopens with ‘El Perro del Hortelano’
GALA Hispanic is the first D.C. theater to resume live, in-person performances since COVID lockdown
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‘The True Adventures of Wolfboy’ explores trans self-acceptance through a modern fairy-tale odyssey
Olivia Default created an "allegory for being trans and also the process of coming to terms with being trans"
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Cheyenne Jackson on ‘Equal,’ the election, and embracing his inner (musical) villain
From his powerful role as an LGBTQ pioneer on HBO's Equal to stealing souls on Netflix's Julie & the Phantoms, Cheyenne Jackson has all sides covered
