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"Afire" has opened at IFC Center and Film at Lincoln Center

Cinema

In ‘Afire,’ a vacation in the woods coincides with climate change

By Steve Erickson

Yaritza Véliz (Catrina), Daniela Mack (Frida Kahl), and Alfredo Daza (Diego Rivera) in San Francisco Opera's new work by Gabriela Lena Frank.

Theater

San Francisco Opera marks 100 years with compelling showing

By David Shengold

Gianmarco Saurino stars as Nicola in “The Hottest Summer."

Cinema

Filmmaker Matteo Pilati discusses ‘The Hottest Summer’ romcom

By Gary M. Kramer

Asanni Armon (right) speaks with close friend and party facilitator, Jennifer Toyzer, owner and founder of Ume plum liqueur.

Events

For the Gworls hosts events to support Black trans community

By ET Rodriguez

“Last Call," directed by Anthony Caronna, is on HBO and streams on MAX.

‘Last Call’ docuseries recalls murders of gay men in ’90s New York

By Gary M. Kramer

Jinkx Monsoon at her show at King’s Theater in Flatbush in early July.

Arts

Q&A with two-time RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Jinkx Monsoon

By Ellie J Rudy

Ato Blankson-Wood in "Hamlet," which is running at The Delacorte Theater.

Theater

Stunning production of ‘Hamlet’ lights up the Delacorte Theater

By Christopher Byrne

Marga Gomez's "Swimming with Lesbians" opens at Dixon Place’s HOT! Festival on July 10.

Comedy

Q&A: Marga Gomez on bringing ‘Swimming with Lesbians’ to New York

By Kathleen Warnock

Swiping America is now available on Max.

Cinema

‘Swiping America’ puts realness back into reality TV

By David Kennerley

George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley in "Wham!"

Cinema

‘WHAM!’ recalls the work and fame of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley

By Gary M. Kramer

In "Biosphere," the end of the world opens up new possibilities for its sole characters, former president Billy (Mark Duplass) and his advisor and lifelong friend Ray (Sterling K. Brown), as they live together under a dome.

Cinema

In ‘Biosphere,’ a new world opens up after the apocalypse

By Steve Erickson

Intersex activists Alicia Roth Weigel, River Gallo, and Sean Saifa Wall in "Every Body."

Cinema

‘Every Body’ brings visibility to intersex community

By Steve Erickson

Taylor Mac’s "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music" is on MAX.

Cinema

Q&A with directors of Taylor Mac’s ‘A 24-Decade History of Popular Music’

By Gary M. Kramer

“A District Defined: Streets, Sex, and Survival” is on display through July 9.

Meatpacking District’s ‘Streets, Sex, and Survival’ recalls LGBTQ nightlife of ’80s and ’90s

By Andy Humm

"L'Immiensita" is out on VOD July 11.

Cinema

LGBTQ streaming: what to watch in July

By Gary M. Kramer

Camryn Garrett, a 23-year-old queer Black author, recently came out with "Friday I'm in Love," a novel.

Books

Author’s book celebrates LGBTQ visibility, identity

By Erasmo Guerra

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feral cat shelters in Brooklyn

Baby, it’s cold outside: Cat lovers build shelters to help Brooklyn’s feral felines face winter weather

Rev. Michael Blake announced he will join the race to be NYC Mayor in 2025.

Former Bronx Assembly Member Michael Blake announces 2025 NYC mayoral run, criticizes Eric Adams

Six hundred turkeys were distributed on Nov. 23, thanks to Assembly Member Monique Chandler Waterman, Busta Rhymes, Special Ed, LinkNYC, NYC Public Schools Chancellor Melisa Ramos and IAMWONDAWOMAN. From left are Celeste Terry, Superintendent District 18, Assemblywoman Monique Chandler, Special Ed, handing over a turkey to a resident at the Annual Harvesting Health & Harmony Thanksgiving event at PS 135, on Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn.

Assembly Woman Monique Chandler Waterman, Busta Rhymes, Special Ed, LinkNYC, distribute 600 turkeys at PS 135

Goku stars in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

SEE IT: Spectators brave the rain to watch 98th annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade