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TVGuide.com – Matt Webb Mitovich
If Boys Don’t Cry, what is it that wannabe girls aren’t supposed to do? In Lifetime’s A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Araujo Story (premiering tonight at 9 pm/ET), Academy Award winner Mercedes Ruehl plays Sylvia, a single …
Washington Blade Online – Brian Moylan
Lifetime movie about slain trans teen offers a moving life lesson
Cable’s Lifetime Channel, no stranger to gay audiences looking for a ?Golden Girls? fix, is also well known for its made-for-television movie…
ShanghaiDaily.com – Michelle Zhang
This year’s Singapore Arts Festival features 1,758 performers in 24 separate main productions, showcasing the very finest theatrical talent of Asia and the world in a breathtaking explosion of the traditional and t…
Washington Blade Online – Greg Marzullo
Working as a drag queen is a fierce occupation wherever you might live, but being a drag queen in the South requires a thick-skinned bitchiness that is not easily achieved or maintained.
Christian Daniels? …
WGBH.org
It was a hot August night in San Francisco in 1966. Compton’s Cafeteria, in the seedy Tenderloin district, was hopping with its usual assortment of transgender people, young street hustlers, and down-and-out regulars. The management, annoye…
InsideBayArea.com – Eleni Economides, Staff Writer
Portrayal of Gwen Araujo ‘very emotional’ for actor
Newark – When J.D. Pardo auditioned for the role of slain transgender teen Gwen Araujo, he first embarked on a physical transformation. Pardo w…
Washington Blade – Greg Marzullo
From Israel come ?Paper Dolls,? a wonderful documentary about drag queens from the Philippines who live in Israel. Director Tomer Heymann delves deeply into the issues of transvestism, gay identity, immigration and t…
ChannelNewsAsia.com – Felix Chong
When even a Hollywood teen flick gets into it, you know it’s finally gone mainstream. Big time.
In fact, it’s turning up so regularly these days that you might be tempted to call it a renaissance.
We’re talkin…
European-Films.net
Just have a look at the title ?Agnes und seine Br?der? or ?Agnes and his
brothers?. Is there anything that strikes you as odd? Perhaps the fact that the
female name ?Agnes? nevertheless has a masculine possessive pronoun (his)?…
NYTimes – Alex Kucznski
It’S 1992, and I am in a theater watching the new movie everyone is talking about. The protagonist falls in love with a woman who has rather broad shoulders and an athletic build. I, a competitive swimmer, keep hissing loudly…