What Queer Theater Trailblazers Larry Kramer, Terrence McNally and Mart Crowley Gave Us & What We Owe to Them

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaSeveral major North American LGBTQ film festivals are forming an alliance so that they can continue to highlight the works of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer filmmakers during the coronavirus pandemic. To that end, Frameline (San Francisco), Inside Out (Toronto), NewFest (NYC), and Outfest (Los Angeles) have formed NAQFA: the North American Queer Festival Alliance.

Tan France is officially an American citizen! The 37-year-old “Queer Eye” star took to Instagram on Tuesday to celebrate becoming a U.S. citizen and express excitement about getting to vote in the upcoming elections.

Tan France is officially an American citizen! The 37-year-old star took to Instagram on Tuesday to celebrate becoming a U.S. citizen and express excitement about getting to vote in the upcoming elections.«A few minutes ago, I officially became an U.S citizen!!» France wrote alongside pics of him taking his oath and celebrating the accomplishment with his husband, Rob France. «For me, this is monumental.

star, who was born in the U.K., announced his big news with a post on Instagram. "A few minutes ago, I officially became an U.S citizen!!" he wrote in the caption, alongside photos from his citizenship ceremony.

Queer Eye’s British-born star Tan France has become a US citizen.

Tan France is now an American. The 37-year-old British-born star of Netflix's "Queer Eye" revealed on Tuesday that he became a United States citizen.

Tan France is officially a US Citizen!

Matthew Carey Playwright Terrence McNally’s death from coronavirus-related causes in late March deprived the theater world of one of its greatest talents, a four-time Tony Award winner known for Master Class and Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, among many other works.

George Floyd's death after a policeman kneeled down on his neck resulted in protests for the Black Lives Matter movement raging across the US. Besides the masses, many celebrities have joined the movement and are seen showing solidarity with the same.

MEXICO CITY — With protests over racial injustice continuing to roil the United States, “Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown has called on LGBT+ people to recognize the racism and transphobia in the community, and remember the radical roots of the gay rights movement.

MEXICO CITY — With protests over racial injustice continuing to roil the United States, “Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown has called on LGBT+ people to recognize the racism and transphobia in the community, and remember the radical roots of the gay rights movement. Brown, the culture expert on Netflix’s reality makeover show which begins its fifth season on Friday, said white gay men in particular need to recognize how they have benefited from racial injustice.

"You don't know a thing about me"

As many Americans continue to be incredibly brave and and , Evan Peters is over here enjoying watching the police chase them down. It's disgusting, and Twitter is rightfully dragging him for it.

By Todd Spangler

President Trump announced Monday that he was deploying the D.C. National Guard and vowed to mobilize the military to put an end to the protests around the country following the death of George Floyd, something he can do under the Insurrection Act of 1807.