"Oh, you are lovely" may sound like a nice compliment. But, as with affirmative consent, here's why context matters

Some of Joe Swanberg's anthology series works. Other entries are utterly skippable

Campy? Yes. Colorful? Yes. Fun? Very much so. But none of this should take away from their value as vanguards

Elegance Bratton on a progressive military and how neither the gay or straight male space addresses intimacy

Salon talks to Darnell Moore about his new memoir, existential freedom and the power of "radical black love"

The rapper's new video may be more straightforward than "Montero," but it's still layered with messages and meaning

Salon talks with Apple TV+ series actor Haaz Sleiman, who plays a Syrian man who flees persecution for being gay

Amid the rise of the "sober-curious" movement, queer coffee shops are a place for community

An "Everything Fab Four" conversation with the comedian/actress about the Beatles, Yoko Ono and being a musician

Steven Van Zandt, Sam Moore, Darlene Love and Steve Earle were honored at the star-studded event in New Jersey

In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Loggins dives deep into gear, his hits and writing Winnie the Pooh songs

By trying to be too good, "The L Word: Generation Q" misses out on the fun of being bad

In this year of They, we chat with Abby McEnany, Lilly Wachowski and Tim Mason, creators of the new Showtime series

In a place where it's commonly accepted knowledge that everybody's gay, revealing your human failings is tougher

Title character Ted is becoming stale, but Roy is ready to lead the team and our hearts