KIM DAVIS ASKS SUPREME COURT TO OVERTURN SAME-SEX MARRIAGE Former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, who was sued for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, is now asking the Supreme Court to overturn its 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges ruling. Read more
Daniel Radcliffe (left) with Emma Watson and Rupert Grint at the premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 in 2011. Photo: Ilona Higgins, via Wikimedia Commons Chris Columbus, who directed the first two Harry Potter films, has Read more
A legal battle is unfolding in Los Angeles over the fate of Marilyn Monroe’s former home, with a judge weighing a dispute between the city and the current homeowners. The conflict began when the owners, Brinah Milstein and Roy Bank, Read more
Snoop Dogg. Photo: Bruce Baker from Sydney, Australia, via Wikimedia Commons Snoop Dogg has apologized for comments he made on a podcast about the Pixar film Lightyear, which were widely criticized as homophobic. His apology came after significant public backlash, Read more
Director Daniel Talbott’s latest short film, “My Age Now,”is set for its West Coast Premiere at the Cinema Diverse film festival in Palm Springs on September 26, 2025. The film, which Talbott also wrote, tells the story of a young Read more
Pete Buttigieg, a potential 2028 Democratic presidential candidate, has marked the tenth anniversary of his first date with his husband, Chasten, with a sentimental Instagram post. He shared a photo of the two of them from that very first date Read more
Join the City of West Hollywood for a free community screening of the documentary AIDS Diva: The Legend of Connie Norman on Saturday, September 13, 2025. This special event is part of the city’s 40th Anniversary Cultural History Grant program, Read more
Pedro Pascal at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. Photo: Gabriel Hutchinson Photography, via Wikimedia Commons After Joaquin Phoenix abruptly departed Todd Haynes’s gay romance film, the project, now titled De Noche, is getting a second chance with Pedro Pascal in talks to Read more
Photo: Scene from “The Last First Time” CinePride Film Festival is proud to announce the films officially selected for its highly anticipated inaugural edition, taking place in Los Angeles from September 11–14. The four-day celebration of queer cinema Read more
Kieron Moore, “Blue Film” Elliott Tuttle’s feature debut, Blue Film, premiered at the 2025 Edinburgh International Film Festival, sparking intense conversation and earning both praise and controversy for its bold and unsettling subject matter. The film, which takes place almost Read more
New York filmmaker Razid Season’s critically acclaimed film “Elijah” will be screened at the Huntington Beach Cultural Film Festival on September 13 and the Palm Springs LGBTQ+ Film Festival on September 25 at Camelot Theatres. “Elijah,” follows a Bengali Muslim Read more
Filmmaker Josh Cox, known for his work on projects like Summer of Mesa and Dino at the Beach, has released his new LGBTQ+ series, The Nature of Us, on YouTube. The six-episode limited series premiered on August 1st and has been Read more
Precinct DTLA, a decade-old cornerstone of the Downtown Los Angeles queer nightlife scene, is facing a severe financial crisis and possible closure after being hit with a discrimination lawsuit by a former employee. The bar, which has been a haven Read more
Lil Nas X. Photo: Raph, via Wikimedia Commons Out rapper Lil Nas X, whose real name is Montero Lamar Hill, was hospitalized and arrested last month following a bizarre incident in the Studio City last week. Authorities responded to multiple Read more
Filmmakers Julia Ponce Díaz and Nicolás Blanco are making waves with their new short film, Cowboy, Choker, Harness & Heart, a raucous and unapologetic look at queer desire and connection. The film, which has been making the rounds at LGBTQ+ Read more
The 49 people who lost their lives in the Pulse tragedy In a vile act of desecration, the state of Florida has ripped up the rainbow crosswalk that stood as a solemn memorial to the 49 victims of the Pulse Read more
“On The Sea.” Photo: Red Union Films Director Helen Walsh’s new drama, On The Sea, is making waves for its sensitive portrayal of a romance between two rugged fishermen in remote Wales. The film, which has been selected for the Read more
“Some Nights I Feel Like Walking.” Photo: Omnibus Entertainment The acclaimed gay Filipino road movie “Some Nights I Feel Like Walking,” directed by Petersen Vargas, has secured a U.S. digital and VOD release date of October 17, a major milestone Read more
