Young intimacy is rarely portrayed so beautifully—plus there’s a meet-cute moment for the ages. Xtra talks with the film’s director and star
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Young intimacy is rarely portrayed so beautifully—plus there’s a meet-cute moment for the ages. Xtra talks with the film’s director and star
REVIEW: Director Billy Luther’s feature debut is an absolutely charming coming-of-age story set in the Navajo Nation of Arizona
A ninja league sets a model for all-gender divisions, even as “American Ninja Warrior” backs away from its prior commitment to gender inclusivity
REVIEW: Devery Jacobs gives a intensely physical and emotionally nuanced performance
Director Sophie Dupuis and star Théodore Pellerin discuss why the artform of drag is so contested—and necessary—right now
Ahead of this week’s finale, we get the inside scoop on the debut season’s best lewks, the judges’ “riggory” and the queens’ surprising lack of drama
We preview the buzziest queer and trans films at this year’s festival
The sex scene in “Red, White & Royal Blue” has led to significant discussions of safe sex depicted in film, realistic scenes between two men, and the continued heterosexual confusion around the most basic aspects of queer sex
Plus patient advice from the Trans Handy Ma’am
REVIEW: The film places young queer female sexuality at the forefront and bristles with an anarchic, subversive energy
Now in its fifth season, the bonkers vampire comedy revels in being a pansexual playground
Plus Darcy & Jer, Kai Cheng Thom and queer ASL
Egale Canada calls for “a serious Canadian conversation about the broadcasting of Fox News in Canada”
Perhaps that’s why Ira Sachs’s latest feature was slapped with an NC-17 rating. The director talks censorship, queer forbears and making films that turn people on
Queer members of Bachelor Nation rejoice! The former Bachelorette has come out, introduced world to her girlfriend
REVIEW: Does Season 2 offer too much of a good thing? Almost
The series known for its dark reflections on a tech-obsessed society turns its focus to the Space Age, toxic geek masculinity and the danger of the “magic circle”
ANALYSIS: The “Barbie” film is a fiercely feminist project that reinforces the gender binary. And yet we can also read into it what we want