College dropout Mae Borowski returns home to the crumbling former mining town of Possum Springs seeking to resume her aimless former life and reconnect with the friends she left behind. But things aren't the same. Home seems different now and her friends have grown and changed.

Night Will Fall (2014) - This eloquent, lucid documentary by André Singer (executive producer of the award-winning The Act of Killing) tells the extraordinary story of the filming of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps. The release and broadcast on HBO coincides with the 70th Anniversary

Violinist and actor Edmund Bagnell, known to many audiences from his role in the popular gay string quartet Well-Strung, has released a new cover of the Stephen Sondheim classic “No One Is Alone” which has particular resonance during these months, which are solitary for many. Bagnell also heads, app

Directed by Paul Hunter, the “Man Of The Woods” clip finds Timberlake getting in touch with his inner lumbersexual. The outdoorsy setting shows JT balancing on a log, ziplining from a treehouse and rowing a boat. He eventually makes his way to a party at a log cabin where he dances with his wife, Je

Celebrating the 90th birthday of Stephen Sondheim by broadway super stars: 0:18 - Stephen Schwartz - "Prologue" (Follies) 3:28 - Broadway Musicians - "Overture" (Merrily We Roll Along) 8:47 - Sutton Foster - "There Won't Be Trumpets" (Anyone Can Whistle) 12:47 - Neil Patrick Harris - "The Witch's Ra

"When you love something, you protect it."Watch the brand new trailer for Marvel Studios' "Eternals."

Emotional night when Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon's parents join him in American Idol on ABC | Season 2 | Top 8 | Queen Night with Adam Lambert #AmericanIdol #TalentRecap #TheNextIdol #Top8

The season 22 premiere of Arthur, entitled 'Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone,' has caused a sensation. The episode ends with a revelation: that grade-school teacher Mr. Ratburn is gay. Series creator Marc Brown said he wanted to tell “an honest story for children and families.”

Starbucks released in teh Fall of 2015 its first LGBTQ-driven commercial featuring drag queens.

It's 1973, and gay rights activist Tommy (Steve Braun) is about to embark on the journey of a lifetime when he meets an older man, Alan (Larry Sullivan), whose political views skew as far right as Tommy's do left. In spite of their differences, they fall in love, but four years later they're torn ap...