Sex Positive

There aren't a ton of queer women in classic cinema, but the ones we do have are pretty amazing.

If only the ratings agency looked as closely at gender bias as it does at consensual sex, it might do some good

British band is getting ready to release their sixth studio album Tales Of Us (Goldfrapp unveils short film exploring gender identity http://t.co/000SVXN7ct)...

Laika, the same company that brought us "Coraline" and last year's Oscar-nominated "Paranorman," returns with the trailer for their next feature, "The Boxtrolls." Anyone who saw "Paranorman" (co-directed by out director Chris Butler) knows the...

A newly restored print of the 1967 documentary comes to Chicago for a screening Wednesday at the Portage Theater (co-presented by the Northwest Chicago Film Society, Reeling and Black Cinema House).

Filmmaker Shirley Clarke (who shot the footage over 12 consecutive hours in the living room of her penthouse apartment in New York's Chelsea Hotel) has only one subject: Holliday himself, an otherwise anonymous raconteur who cannily subverts his outsider status — that of black gay man in the '60s who made his living as a houseboy (his term) — with a mirthful ability to spin a tale.