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Colman Domingo and Jonathan Bailey may headline the summer action tentpole movie — does this mean we’ve finally turned the corner on queer representation in Hollywood?
The world wouldn't be the same without the contributions of these bi icons!
LGBTQ+ characters aren't new to Hollywood.
Let the casting begin already!
This week's woman you should know: a writer and designer who had love affairs with Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, and many more.
Due to popular demand Macha Theater in West Hollywood will extend its 10th Anniversary production of Odalys Nanin’s Garbo’s Cuban Lover, about screenwriter, playwright, poet and costume designer and lover to many women of the time, Mercedes De Acosta. Out playwright and actress Nanin portrays de Acosta, a woman who lived from 1893-1968 and had affairs with glitterati of the time including but not limited to Edith Wharton, Pola Negri, Tallulah Bankhead, Isadora Duncan, Marlene Dietrich and her one true love Greta Garbo.
From Alexander to Florence Nightingale, there are many people in history who were totally queer.
Queer actors have been a part of the film industry for many, many years!
Edna Lewis became a chef at a time when female chefs, let alone black female chefs, were few and far between. Known throughout Manhattan as the Grand Dame of Southern Cooking , Lewis turned New York’s Cafe Nicholson into an artist’s mecca that served 20th Century luminaries like Truman Capote, Greta Garbo, Lillian Hellman, Marlene Dietrich and Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. Her landmark 1976 book, THE TASTE OF COUNTRY COOKING, was one of the first cookbooks by an African-American woman to reach a wide audience, sparking a nationwide interest in Southern country-style cooking , and in 2003 Lewis wrote THE GIFT OF SOUTHERN COOKING with her culinary companion Scott Peacock.
This 17th century queen broke all of the rules.
Need a place to rest in between parties and concerts at The Dinah in Palm Springs? We've got a few tips. Lesbians get together every night of the week, but nothing compares to the lesbian rite of passage known as Club Skirts' The Dinah, an annual event in Palm Springs, CA, this year being held March 28-April 1.
Each of these famously queer ladies passed before the first Dinah Shore in 1990, but we're willing to bet they'd appreciate a poolside cocktail to kick back and heat up with thousands of fellow lesbians.
With the release of her sixth solo studio album, Nostalgia, Annie Lennox opens up about her place in history as an LGBT icon, the role of art in activism, and her hope for a label-free world.
Queens from Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland, and England coming together to fight it out on the main stage — and we will be seated!
Shirley Temple was once the biggest movie star in the country, but also an inspiration.
These pulse-raising smooches are iconic!
So many kisses, so little time.
