LGBTQ
Cinema
The Criterion Channel’s “Voices of Protest”: Films on Important Protests from 1925 to 2011
The Criterion Channel is here to educate us all on important people’s protests of the past century with films from 1925 to 2011.
Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rope’: A Masterclass in Suspense Cinema from Hollywood’s Golden Age
This one is for cinema lovers and fans of the Golden Age of Hollywood, Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rope’ is a masterclass in suspense.
32 Facts of Venice Film Festival: Notable Points on Oldest & Most Prestigious Film Event and Oscar-Decider
Read these 32 facts of Venice Film Festival to know the history and iconic moments of the prestigious film festival better.
Berlin International Film Festival: All Acting Awards Will be Gender-Neutral From 2021 Onwards
Berlin Film Festival announced that the performance awards are no longer being awarded in the categories of women and men beginning in 2021.
Trans Representation in Film, TV & Streaming Must Increase Respectfully
Trans Representation in film, TV and streaming must increase to reflect real-life diversity and inclusivity.
Must-Watch: ‘I am Jonas’ is the French Romantic Drama That Forces You to Feel
‘I Am Jonas’ is a must watch film as it reminisces about teenage romance and closure after trauma. You will love and root for Nathan and Jonas.
‘Green Book’: Can White Filmmakers Make Films on Black Stories Truthfully?
‘Green Book’ walked away with accolades while failing to tell the true story behind the Black experience in the USA thus confounding Black viewers.
Love Wins at Hallmark Channel with LGBTQ Storylines in Holiday Movies
Hallmark Channel chooses humanity and kindness while letting love win by committing to releasing dozens of holiday movies with central LGBTQ love stories.
Must-Watch: ‘The Old Guard’ Review – Charlize Theron Continues To Dazzle
There are many reasons to watch ‘The Old Guard’ and that includes Charlize Theron, the central gay couple’s love story and action-packed sequences.
Adapted vs. Original Screenplays – Which One Achieves More Success?
Adapted vs. Original Screenplays – What do audiences prefer to watch? Which one gets more box-office earnings? Which gets more Oscars?
‘Moonlight’: Illuminating Communal Family Dynamics in the Black Community
The Best Picture Oscar-Winning film ‘Moonlight’ is one for the ages as it carefully depicts family structures in Black communities and the importance of it.
Benedict Cumberbatch: 32 Facts on the Uber-Talented Actor on His Birthday
Here are 32 facts on Benedict Cumberbatch which will make you love him even more, as this highly talented actor, and spiritual human being dazzles us.
TV
Inspirational Kids TV Shows: Modern Parents can Trust Kids TV to be a Good Influence
‘Steven Universe’, ‘The Amazing World of Gumball’, ‘Wander Over Yonder’, etc are the perfect example of inspirational kids TV shows.
Javicia Leslie – The First Black Batwoman to Empower Young Black Girls & LGBTQ People
Javicia Leslie makes history as the first black Batwoman, a bisexual character, that helps progress and diversity for the world.
A Tribute to Shonda Rhimes: How the Most Successful Showrunner Came into Power
Our tribute to Shonda Rhimes, the television writer, producer, and showrunner who elevated TV and culture due to her numerous hit shows.
Dear Frank Ocean, I Owe You, From A Big Fan
A fan writes of his respect for Frank Ocean and the singer’s music that helped better his own life tremendously.
‘Seeing America’: HBO Special Features Soccer Star and Fearless Activist Megan Rapinoe
Megan Rapinoe continues on with her journey as a sports star and activist while discussing them on HBO’s ‘Seeing America’.
‘Pose’: The Women, Emmys & Billy Porter’s Repeat Nominations
The women of ‘Pose’ deserve recognition for their talent and trans representation is key to an inclusive industry.
Trans Representation in Film, TV & Streaming Must Increase Respectfully
Trans Representation in film, TV and streaming must increase to reflect real-life diversity and inclusivity.
Must-Watch: ‘I am Jonas’ is the French Romantic Drama That Forces You to Feel
‘I Am Jonas’ is a must watch film as it reminisces about teenage romance and closure after trauma. You will love and root for Nathan and Jonas.
Love Wins at Hallmark Channel with LGBTQ Storylines in Holiday Movies
Hallmark Channel chooses humanity and kindness while letting love win by committing to releasing dozens of holiday movies with central LGBTQ love stories.
‘The Last of Us Part 2’: One of The Best Video Games with LGBTQ+ Characters
‘The Last of Us Part 2’ is wonderfully inclusive with diverse LGBTQ+ characters, leading the charge in the gaming industry’s mission to diversify.
Must-Watch: ‘The Old Guard’ Review – Charlize Theron Continues To Dazzle
There are many reasons to watch ‘The Old Guard’ and that includes Charlize Theron, the central gay couple’s love story and action-packed sequences.
Streaming Censorship: ‘God’s Own Country’ Gay Love Scenes Cut by Samuel Goldwyn Films
As streaming becomes the norm in terms of our entertainment, streaming censorship needs regulation to stop films like ‘God’s Own Country’ from being censored.
Culture
Inspirational Kids TV Shows: Modern Parents can Trust Kids TV to be a Good Influence
‘Steven Universe’, ‘The Amazing World of Gumball’, ‘Wander Over Yonder’, etc are the perfect example of inspirational kids TV shows.
Javicia Leslie – The First Black Batwoman to Empower Young Black Girls & LGBTQ People
Javicia Leslie makes history as the first black Batwoman, a bisexual character, that helps progress and diversity for the world.
The Criterion Channel’s “Voices of Protest”: Films on Important Protests from 1925 to 2011
The Criterion Channel is here to educate us all on important people’s protests of the past century with films from 1925 to 2011.
Dear Frank Ocean, I Owe You, From A Big Fan
A fan writes of his respect for Frank Ocean and the singer’s music that helped better his own life tremendously.
Berlin International Film Festival: All Acting Awards Will be Gender-Neutral From 2021 Onwards
Berlin Film Festival announced that the performance awards are no longer being awarded in the categories of women and men beginning in 2021.
‘Seeing America’: HBO Special Features Soccer Star and Fearless Activist Megan Rapinoe
Megan Rapinoe continues on with her journey as a sports star and activist while discussing them on HBO’s ‘Seeing America’.
‘Pose’: The Women, Emmys & Billy Porter’s Repeat Nominations
The women of ‘Pose’ deserve recognition for their talent and trans representation is key to an inclusive industry.
Trans Representation in Film, TV & Streaming Must Increase Respectfully
Trans Representation in film, TV and streaming must increase to reflect real-life diversity and inclusivity.
‘Green Book’: Can White Filmmakers Make Films on Black Stories Truthfully?
‘Green Book’ walked away with accolades while failing to tell the true story behind the Black experience in the USA thus confounding Black viewers.
Love Wins at Hallmark Channel with LGBTQ Storylines in Holiday Movies
Hallmark Channel chooses humanity and kindness while letting love win by committing to releasing dozens of holiday movies with central LGBTQ love stories.
‘The Last of Us Part 2’: One of The Best Video Games with LGBTQ+ Characters
‘The Last of Us Part 2’ is wonderfully inclusive with diverse LGBTQ+ characters, leading the charge in the gaming industry’s mission to diversify.
‘Moonlight’: Illuminating Communal Family Dynamics in the Black Community
The Best Picture Oscar-Winning film ‘Moonlight’ is one for the ages as it carefully depicts family structures in Black communities and the importance of it.
Fashion
Valentina Sampaio: Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s First Trans Model Rejoices
Valentina Sampaio is breaking all rules and making her womanhood known for trans lives to matter all over the world – Sports Illustrated, Vogue Paris, L’Oreal, etc.
Karl Lagerfeld Memorial To Be Held On June 20, 2019 | FACT-CHECKED Series: 12 Facts About the Eccentric and Enigmatic Creator
A man and a legend so mysterious, no one even knows his real birth date. The man who possibly made black-and-white combo what it is today.
‘Made in Heaven’ – The Must-See Dark Side of Crazy Rich Asians’ Indian Weddings!
The Made In Heaven series explores modern Indians’ “dichotomous value system” with a frankness that is much needed but still entertaining and easy to watch.
