In this twenty-seventh installment of contemporary and ballet male dancers we present three performances; Francesco Gabriel Frola at age 16 performance of a contemporary variation. He is currently primary dancer of the Ameeican Ballet in Toronto, Canada as well as British dancer Hector Moore in a

James Ivory — one half of the legendary production company Merchant Ivory Productions, which gave us The Remains of the Day, Howards' End, and A Room with a View — visited TIFF days after his historic Oscar win for Best Adapted Screenplay (Call Me by Your Name). Ivory is now the oldest Academy Award

Janet Mock, a writer living in New York, tells her story of growing up transsexual in Honolulu, Hawaii, where she was born male and transitioned from Charles to Janet during her freshman year of high school. Due to her adolescent transition, she was bullied, teased and taunted through the halls of h...

In this twelfth installment of contemporary and ballet male dancers we introduce Reed Henry performing "Rattle" choreographed by Alexander Duko as well as a variation of "Talisman" from the NJ Ballet. We also include canadian dancer Shale Wagman who trained in Toronto and in Monte Carlo at the Aca

The 1993 AIDS musical Zero Patience, however, breaks the mold completely, in the best possible way. If you don’t often feel seen by the movies you watch (at least, not in a good way) but from the moment I pressed play on John Greyson’s offbeat masterpiece I described it as “one of the most Henry mov

Barça players, celebrities and fans around the world unite during these difficult times.
We fight today, tomorrow we play.

Be Yourself was born as a passion project in order to inspire young people around the world to be true to themselves. Produced by Single Step Foundation in Bulgaria (https://singlestep.bg/en/), which provides critical support to LGBTI youth and their families, with the generous pro bono collaboratio...

Straight But Not Narrow's founder, Avan Jogia, speaks at the "It Gets Indie" benefit concert in San Francisco.

NYC’s LGBT Community Center, with support from Google, created Stonewall Forever, a Living Monument to 50 years of Pride.

The Creators Project travels to Kabul to meet young feminist graffiti artist Shamsia Hassani, whose work challenges preconceptions about the role of women in Afghan society, and expresses a unique perspective on life in a country recovering from decades of war. We chat with her about identifying a...