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Move Over, Shang-Chi: 9 Real-Life LGBTQ+ Asian American Superheroes
Palm strikes and ax kicks aren't necessary for these nine LGBTQ+ Asian Americans, whose real-life presence offers representation and inspiration for the next generation of queer youth.
Review: Charles Busch's Latest, 'The Sixth Reel,' not a Classic... but Close Enough
Another wonderful melodrama from Charles Busch, the master of high camp.
Review: 'Being Bebe' a Joy to Watch
The rags-to-riches (and almost rags again) story of the very first winner of RuPaul's Drag Race
Review: 'Câmp De Maci (Poppy Field)' a Slow Burn Study of the Closet's Harmful Effects
Director Eugen Jebeleanu takes us on a deep dive into the complexities of homophobia and masculinity.
Review: 'Potato Dreams Of America' a Quirky Charmer from Wes Hurley
Jump into this quirky charmer; Wes Hurley's autobiographical film is highly stylized, and full of twists that could only have happened in real life.
Review: 'See You Then' Presents a Complex Portrait of Womanhood
A sort of "Walking and Talking" - or, if you like, "Before Sunrise" - with a transgender twist, Mari Walker's "See You Then" follows Kris (Pooya Mohseni) and Naomi (Lynn Chen) as they attempt to reconnect.
Culture
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Social Media's 70-Up 'Grandfluencers' Debunking Aging Myths
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Movies
Review: 'The Mad Women's Ball' Shows Misogyny and Ableism in a 19th Century Hospital
Review: 'The Nowhere Inn' a Dry, Deadpan Mockumentary
Review: 'Blue Bayou' a Powerful Indictment of a Broken System
With Upcoming Queer Musical, Everybody Will Be Talking About Max Harwood
Theatre
Cal Shakes' 'The Winter's Tale' Both Topical and Cartoonish
Review: A Peek Inside a Creative Genius at His Height in 'Balanchine's Classroom'
Review: Film Adaptation of 'Everybody's Talking About Jamie' Preserves the Play's Wit, Warmth
Cheers Greet the Reopening of Three Mega-Hit Broadway Shows
Review: Charles Busch's Latest, 'The Sixth Reel,' not a Classic... but Close Enough
Another wonderful melodrama from Charles Busch, the master of high camp.
Review: 'See You Then' Presents a Complex Portrait of Womanhood
A sort of "Walking and Talking" - or, if you like, "Before Sunrise" - with a transgender twist, Mari Walker's "See You Then" follows Kris (Pooya Mohseni) and Naomi (Lynn Chen) as they attempt to reconnect.
Jacqueline Novak Explores the Punditry of the Penis in 'Get On Your Knees'
In a breathless 90 minutes, Jacqueline Novak tells her audience most everything they may ever want to know about a blow job. Her show evolves with so many ideas and at such a speed she could have called it "The Punditry of the Penis."
Review: 'Hold These Truths' Celebrates Pacifist Hero
In Jeanne Sakata's one-person play actor Jomar Tagatac is superb as Gordon Hirabayashi, a sunny Quaker activist staring down the federal government's World War II-era internment orders.