Executive Director of PhillyGayCalendar
For those of us that have come out of the closet and move away from hiding our sexual identity to those that are around us, the memory of what it means to be in the closet becomes more distant with time as we become more comfortable with our sexuality. However, in doing so and moving past the closet, do we also in turn distance ourselves away from those that are still in the closet?
The man behind the upcoming Fringe show “James Bradford is… THICK!” talks comedy, songwriting, and reality television with PGC.
When top brass says “jump” you ask “how high?” When top brass says “shoot” you shoot. When top brass says, “protect your brothers” they never said “just the heteros”, they meant everyone! And no one had a problem, nor should there have ever been a question about your sexuality in the military.
I remember going to the barber for a haircut with my father when I was a boy. I grew up in Rising Sun, Ohio, a small town with a general store, a lonely post office, and only one barber. I must have been about 9 or 10 years old. I don’t remember much about the barber himself or the shop except for the traditional, red and blue swirled barber’s pole and the smell of overly-applied aftershave. The most significant part about getting a hair cut was being touched by a man.
The best (and the rest) of QFest 17.
Reviews of two perfect documentaries covering lesbian marriage and the history of drag!
A Bronx family struggles to maintain unity as a father returns home from prison and a son transitions into womanhood.
A lesbian drama centering around love, jealousy, abuse, drugs and music.
This was an amazingly acted, beautiful look at the complexities of gender identity. I dare you not to love this movie.
I love Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant. This was no Hepburn/Grant screwball comedy. Sorry, gays, just sayin.
Lesbian
Trans
People of Color
Drag Queen/King
OURFest
Halloween