Ralph Fiennes rocks out with Samson’s cock out
Primate begins 2026 by going bananas
"There were gay film festivals in the early ‘80s, but I was formulating a plan." - Gus Van Sant
The legendary director Gus Van Sant has carved out a massive career over the years and he slices into 2026 with Dead Man’s Wire. He brought his latest project into the Windy City in October of 2026 for an early screening at the Chicago International Film Festival. From Row K Entertainment, Wire is the film adaptation of Dead Man’s Line, a 2018 documentary about Tony Kiritsis holding a hostage in Indianapolis. Bill Skarsgard tackles the lead role with gusto and humanizes Tony while hitting all...
The CCA honors LGBTQ+ representation on TV with nominations
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LGBTQ+ entertainment on the big and small screen
"It's epic in the true sense of the word" - Graham McTavish
Spartacus was a real-life gladiator and leader who fought against Roman authority. His story has inspired works of fiction for decades and Starz Entertainment has produced several television series, starting with Spartacus in 2010. Just in time for the holidays, the network is gifting its viewers a spinoff tale titled Spartacus: House of Ashur, which debuted on December 5. This unique sequel explores the possibility of what would have happened if Ashur had not died in the second season of Spartacus. For House of Ashur’s...
The Bone Temple introduces a new non-blonde skeleton crew
Primate swings into a new year of horror movies
Gus Van Sant
Rhea Seehorn saves the world and Chris Perfetti liberates the classroom
If I had ears I’d rock out to F1
Top 10 queer-centric cinematic offerings from 2025
