Starring Renée Zellweger as Judy Garland, the movie examines Hollywood abuse and exploitation

Don’t know your Snatch Games from your Shangelas? We’re here to help

Here’s your Xtra Weekly, September 20

This year’s film festival showcased aging gay artists, lesbians on fire and Canada’s queerest politician

Anthony Johnson and James Makokis talk about the race, representation and each other

It’s about time LGBTQ2 folks get to be as messy in love on reality TV as our straight counterparts

‘I’ve been trying to find myself far too long in stories that were not mine or in characters that never looked like me’

Still talking to the manatees all these years later

Honestly babe, tell us who you are and we’ll tell you what’s up

Though the animated sitcom has been cancelled, it remains beloved by LGBTQ2 fans for its embrace of non-normalcy

Here’s your Xtra Weekly, July 26

The hit series broke ground with its diverse cast, queer love scenes and stories of life in prison. But what’s the line between spotlight and spectacle?

A new documentary showcases the talented generation of sashay-shantay

His new film, ‘Killing Patient Zero,’ explores the life and death of Gaëtan Dugas

I stood out, and not in the way that Hollywood embraced

TV & Film

‘Judy’ biopic speaks to the #MeToo era

A beginner’s guide to ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’

Happy bi-visibility week, beautiful

A round up of LGBTQ2 offerings from TIFF

Meet the Two-Spirit couple competing to win ‘The Amazing Race Canada’

It’s TIFF season, but LGBTQ2 representation in films still sucks

9 reasons Blanca from Pose is the best character on TV right now

Are You The One gives queer and trans people a shot at happily ever after (whatever that means)

Vancouver Queer Film Festival highlights Two-Spirit and queer Indigenous artists

The L Word’s Jenny Schecter might still be alive. What we think she’s been up to

What to see at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival based on your mood

‘Tuca & Bertie’ was here and queer

Tessa Thompson plays an openly bisexual superhero and we are ready

‘Orange is the New Black’ and incarceration as entertainment

Amid hateful backlash, ‘Drag Kids’ celebrates families and loving oneself

Looking back at politics of the AIDS crisis with filmmaker Laurie Lynd

7 of the all-time best runway looks on ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’

What I learned going on auditions as a lesbian actor in LA