Entertainment
Staight 'Love, Victor' Star Receives Death Threats Over Gay Role
Actor Michael Cimino identifies as straight but he continues to receive death threats for playing a gay character in Hulu's "Love, Victor."
Sigourney Weaver Applauds Conversion Therapy Ban in Michigan
Ahead of a June 20 encore presentation on Lifetime of her movie filmed in Michigan, "Prayers for Bobby," Sigourney Weaver shared why the topic of LGBTQ suicide prevention is "still as relevant as ever."
Review: Touching 'Being Thunder' a Welcome Contribution to Trans Cinema
Stephanie Lamorre's heart-touching documentary on Two-Spirit teenager Sherente Misihitasin is a welcome contribution to the burgeoning dialogue about the transgender community.
Review: Mother Earth is Not Playing in Creepy 'Gaia'
"Gaia" is a skin-crawling eco-horror movie that presents a good argument for leaving modern society behind, but also a really good reason to get the fuck out of the forest.
Review: Byrne Seems Bored and Stifled in Lackluster 'Physical'
"Physical" takes you back to the 1980s aerobic scene. Rather than spoofing the era, there's nothing funny about this labored exercise in patience.
Review: Candid 'Just A Girl Who Decided To Go For It' Proves Rita Moreno is a Legend
A candid, warts-and-all look at the long career of a true star of stage, screen, TV and nightclubs, with emphasis on the unfortunate legacy of limited opportunities due to Hollywood typecasting and stereotyping due to ethnicity.
Review: Documentarian Edgar Wright Strives to Illuminate 'The Sparks Brothers'
The most underrated, influential, and overlooked band of the modern era.
Gina Yashere on Her New Memoir and 'Not Waiting for the Gatekeepers to Validate You'
Out comedian Gina Yashere talks about her new book, "Cack-Handed," her multi-faceted gig on "Bob Hearts Abishola," and how the internet and social media has helped her career.
Watch: When Gay Actors Were Cast in Gay Roles
In Hollywood's long history, there have been instances of gay actors playing gay roles. Here's a list.
Can't Stop the Bad Memory: Remember When Caitlyn Starred with The Village People?
After winning Olympic Gold in the men's decathlon event at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Canada, Caitlyn Jenner became an overnight star and attempted to capitalize on her fame with performances of a different kind — a brief acting career.
Don't Miss: Mrs. Kasha Davis and the Power of Drag, Facebook Live 6/22
Join self-proclaimed workhorse queen and celebrity housewife Mrs. Kasha Davis for an intimate conversation about the power of drag and overcoming addiction.
Review: Rediscovered French Gay Classic 'Equation to an Unknown' a Dive into Erotic Dreams
Dietrich de Velsa's fanciful and frolicksome 1980 film, long lost, has been rediscovered. PINKLABEL.tv presents a 2K scan of a new answer print, adding to its library of erotic classics.
Watch: Tom Hiddleston Says He's 'Pleased' His MCU Character Loki Is Officially Gender Fluid
"Loki" actor Tom Hiddleston says he's "pleased" his character is finally and officially gender fluid.
Dodgers Stadium 'Bleeds Rainbow' With Pride Night on June 11
"You're Out!" had a double meaning this past Friday as the Los Angeles Dodgers honored the LGBTQ community.
Watch: Out 'SNL' Star Bowen Yang Reveals Hidden History of Iconic 'Iceberg' Sketch with Jean Smart
Out "Saturday Night Live" cast member Bowen Yang opened up about the surprising idea — and last-minute creative frenzy — that led to the show's instantly classic "gay iceberg" sketch.
With New Pics, Is Out YouTuber Tyler Oakley Now a Daddy?
Earlier this week, it was announced that social media influencer and ex-YouTuber Tyler Oakley will be one of the guests at "YouTube Pride 2021" that will be broadcast on June 25 in the U.S.
'Pose' Star Angelica Ross: I Chose Authenticity Over Ex-Fiancé
"Pose" star Angelica Ross once had a "handsome" fiancé and says it "would have maybe worked had I chosen to be stealth, live in his shadow and protect his image" — but she chose otherwise.
Listen: Diana Ross Announces First Album in 15 Years, Shares New Single
Diana Ross is making a comeback with her first album in 15 years and her first LP of original music in 22 years.
Pride Programs: The Lavender Tube on TV News, Chat Shows and Documentaries
June is such an exciting month on TV. Everybody remembers that LGBTQ people exist. Ad campaigns include us... until June 30, at midnight, when we are shunted into the background again. Catch the LGBTQ programs while they're viewable.
Review: Arvin Chen Strikes a Lyrical Tone with 'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?'
It's a great title. It's also one of the best films I've seen on the festival circuit in a very long time.
Review: Candid 'Just A Girl Who Decided To Go For It' Proves Rita Moreno is a Legend
A candid, warts-and-all look at the long career of a true star of stage, screen, TV and nightclubs, with emphasis on the unfortunate legacy of limited opportunities due to Hollywood typecasting and stereotyping due to ethnicity.
Review: Mother Earth is Not Playing in Creepy 'Gaia'
"Gaia" is a skin-crawling eco-horror movie that presents a good argument for leaving modern society behind, but also a really good reason to get the fuck out of the forest.
Review: 'The Pink Unicorn' an Intimate Experience in Virtual Theater
Boston's peakEasy Stage Company embraces the COVID-era necessity of theater making via streaming, and explores the possibilities that come with it, with its production of Elise Forier Edie's play "The Pink Unicorn."
Review: 'Bollywood Kitchen' a Unique Offering
The Geffen Playhouse in Westwood has been at the forefront of these options in Los Angeles, and their latest offering — "Bollywood Kitchen" — is unique in more ways than one.