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The 53 best queer animated shows ever & where to watch them

When art imitates our lives, we have no choice but to stan.

Priyanka Is Ready For Pop Stardom With New Music & Cinematic Universe

In an interview with PRIDE, Priyanka details her plans to take over pop music with her new single “Bad B*tches Don’t Cry.”

Queer Musician Edmund Bagnell Gives Us Holiday Music (Exclusive)

The uber talented musician has been wowing audiences for years and gives us another gift in time for the holidays

'Hello Stranger' Gives Gay Filipinos the Content They've Always Wanted

PRIDE sits down with the cast of the popular web series to chat about LGBTQ+ representation in the Philippines, what "kilig" means, and more! 

20 Thoughts I Had as a Queer Woman During the Presidential Debate

That was the longest 90 minutes of my life.

In Media Les: 'High Art' - Where the Only Fun is in the Pun

The title of Lisa Cholodenko’s High Art (1998) is a pun. Because it’s about an artist who does drugs. Get it? “High” art? This is the silliest thing about the film -- rest of it is pretty serious and difficult. I’m still a bit miffed though, because High Artwould have been a perfect name for a buddy road movie about the zany adventures of two stoners who’ve been hired to bring a priceless painting to an auction across the country in 48 hours. Instead, we get sad Ally Sheedy and the filmic equivalent of listening to the Mazzy Star cover of “Sweet Jane” on endless loop.

Catching Up with 'Lip Service' Episode 1: Recap and Review

Lip Service follows the lives of six lesbian women living in Glasgow, Scotland. Already being hailed as the “British L Word,” the six-part drama has been described as “a bold new drama in contemporary Glasgow. Lip Service creator, Harriet Braun, says she hopes her latest drama is authentic to lesbian viewers and their lives.  Braun says it was important to her that the main lesbian characters Cat, Frankie, Lou and Tess, played by Laura Fraser, Ruta Gedmintas, Roxanne McKee and Fiona Button respectively, came across as authentic to a lesbian audience. Here's a recap of the first episode.

Sundance: What To See...Gay or Otherwise...

This was the year Sundance went back to being a solid film festival and more than a spot to schmooze and load up on gift bags. From Gay and Lesbian themed films to quirky features, Sundance had something for all movie lovers.