Sundance-winning director Ira Sachs hopes the site for his new film, "Keep the Lights On," builds real community

Salon talks to the author of "What Belongs to You," hailed as one of the best new novels of 2016

A new report shows that while TV might be more inclusive, it still doesn't know how to let queer characters live

The outspoken queer artist also targeted the network in an explicit diss track called "Late to the Party"

A New York Times article about gym re-designs speaks up for millennial men who want locker rooms with more privacy

The series, now airing its fifth season, has turned into an American soap opera gussied up with a British accent

Flat landscapes aren't a popular thing to love. Their horizons have nothing to orientate yourself toward

Turns out the beloved sitcom treated fat people as punch lines and kind of had a homophobia problem

How a TV star shunning labels, and a lesbian couple with a Black baby illustrate the fight to assert one's humanity

Netflix's new series for Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin feels like a disappointing retread of other, better shows

Comments by Ne-Yo & Rowling offer a harmful view on trans youth, which makes Netflix's "Heartstopper" essential TV

Perhaps the bookish Bridgerton would like one of these new romances that, unlike the show, include queer characters

The creator's first Netflix series says a lot more about his own power than the main character's hunger for it

The quest for the next great fantasy franchise and a believable heroine at the heart of it continues . . .

Susannah Grant on writing star roles for Drew Barrymore ("Ever After"), Julia Roberts ("Erin Brockovich") and Sandra Bullock ("28 Days").