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"Passages," which follows a self-involved filmmaker leaving his marriage, is out on August 4.

Cinema

New queer films to watch this summer

By Gary M. Kramer

“Jewelle: A Just Vision” is a laudatory, hour-long documentary about author, poet, and playwright Jewelle Gomez.

Cinema

Newfest Pride offers lineup of anticipated queer films

By Gary M. Kramer

JC Leyendecker (1874-1951) was an award-winning commercial artist specializing in male figures who settled in New York in 1902.

Cult of masculinity

By David Kennerley

João Pedro Rodrigues of Will-o'-the-wisp at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2022.

Cinema

Q&A with ‘Will-o’-the-Wisp’ filmmaker João Pedro Rodrigues

By Gary M. Kramer

Shavon Lloyd (Betto) and Natalie Lewis (Zita) are skeptical about their inheritance in Juilliard's riotous "Gianni Schicchi."

Theater

Opera roundup: Some comedies, for a change

By David Shengold

Mia Katigbak as the nurse and Dorcas Leung as Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet."

Theater

‘New’ Romeo and Juliet gets lost in translation

By Christopher Byrne

Wyatt Oleff (left) and Fin Argus (right in "Stay Awake."

Cinema

Q&A with genderqueer ‘Stay awake’ actor Fin Argus

By Gary M. Kramer

Mazarte Dance Company at last year's Dance Parade.

Dance

Dance Parade returning to NYC for 17th year

By Ellie J Rudy

A scene from "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne."

Cinema

Looking back on Udo Kier’s career across 200 films

By Steve Erickson

Tomás (Enzo Ferrada Rosati) in “The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future," opening May 19 at the Quad

Cinema

Queer and ecological themes connect in ‘The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future’

By Gary M. Kramer

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Music

May LGBTQ music: Brandy Clark and Alex Lahey

By Steve Erickson

Monica (Trace Lysette), a trans woman, returns to her hometown to help take care of her dying mother (Patricia Clarkson) in "Monica."

Cinema

‘Monica’ goes through the motions of family matters — from a distance

By Steve Erickson

“Queens of the Qing Dynasty," directed by Ashley McKenzie, opens May 5 at the Metrograph.

Cinema

Trauma and deep friendship converge in drawn-out ‘Queens of the Qing Dynasty’

By Gary M. Kramer

Kehinde Wiley at the opening of "Havana" at Sean Kelly Gallery.

Kehinde Wiley’s ‘Havana’ explores the circus from an Afro-diasporic context

By Nicholas Boston

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Pride

Christina Aguilera to headline Pride Island dance party

By Matt Tracy

“You Can Live Forever," directed by Sarah Watts and Mike Slutsky, opens May 5 at Village East by Angelika.

Cinema

When a teenage lesbian couple tries to ‘Live Forever’

By Steve Erickson

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the exterior (left) and interior (right) of Brooklyn's new Nordstrom Local store.

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