After going home with another guy following an awkward experience in a parking lot, Ron Malott knew he was gay. He went home and he and his twin brother came out to each other. Then came the hard part: telling their mom that they're gay.

A loving gay couple experiments with becoming a hot gay throuple. But threesomes and polyamory come with more complications than extra limbs.

“We want to do something that would serve as a permanent marker or symbol of our commitment to inclusion. I wanted it to be something you can encounter every day. We want our youth in particular — perhaps those struggling to find their way, those in need of empowerment and affirmation — to proudly c

Alex Chen is a gay student with Taiwanese roots who is scared about coming out to his traditional and conservative father. Though, this hide-and-seek strains the relationship with his boyfriend Kyle. Many thanks to Todd Lien who allowed us to feature his film on queerblick

Director Simon Anderson's bittersweet 'Morning is Broken' takes us to a wedding party as two young men share a first-kiss that, for one of them, will stay with him for the rest of his life.

Ryan O'Shaughnessy and team perform 'Together' live at the Eurovision 2018 Semi Finals in Lisbon.

Sam Smith serves up gorgeous new ballad and details of third album. “I‘m more proud of this album than anything I’ve ever done. I’ve really set myself free the last two years whilst writing this & I hope you can dance and relate to these stories. It’s all for you, always xx”

Gerhard Liebmann stars as the eponymous Charles Eismayer, a hard-nosed instructor who has developed quite a reputation at the barracks for being demanding and pitiless. He also happens to be deeply closeted, keeping the secret from everyone—including his wife and young son.

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A short film based on true events. Stars Rudy Pankow. What a smart young man, he quickly thought of recording the conversation because of the way the guest is advancing towards him.