Maggie Gyllenhaal's new film 'The Bride!', now in cinemas, builds on the queer legacy of the 1935 original with new subtexts involving desire, gender identity, and found family.
Read MoreAn Amsterdam-based LGBTQIA+ gaming group is hosting a series of tabletop roleplaying game nights, offering a structured and welcoming environment for both new and veteran players.
Read MoreThe British film 'Departures', a raw examination of a toxic relationship that partly unfolds in Amsterdam, has been announced for the Roze Filmdagen festival.
Read MoreA documentary detailing the formation and work of the US-based LGBTQ+ activist group Gays Against Guns has received the top Audience Award at the Dublin International Film Festival.
Read MoreAfter a ten-year hiatus, electro-punk artist Peaches returns with 'No Lube So Rude,' an album that blends her signature explicit style with sharp political commentary and a call for endurance in challenging times.
Read MoreA new 2.5-hour bike tour led by guide Fiona will explore Groningen's rich and complex queer history, from the persecution of the Middle Ages to modern-day activism.
Read MorePete Docter, Pixar's Chief Creative Officer, has explained that a queer storyline was removed from the film 'Elio' because the studio is focused on making movies with universal appeal, not "hundreds of millions of dollars of therapy."
Read MoreThe actor, known for playing Grace Adler's boyfriend Josh in the influential sitcom 'Will & Grace,' has passed away after a public battle with cancer. He was also a respected acting coach.
Read More"Queens of the Dead," a queer horror-comedy from director Tina Romero, daughter of zombie-genre pioneer George A. Romero, will serve as the closing film for the upcoming Roze Filmdagen in Amsterdam.
Read MoreA new comprehensive survey in Germany shows broad societal acceptance for gay and lesbian individuals, but reveals significant reservations and lower support for transgender and non-binary people.
Read MoreSenegal's Prime Minister has introduced a bill to double the maximum prison sentence for same-sex relations to 10 years. The move comes amid a recent crackdown and arrests under the country's existing anti-homosexuality laws.
Read MoreA court in Hungary has suspended proceedings against Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony regarding the city's Pride march, referring the underlying anti-LGBTQ+ legislation to the Constitutional Court for review.
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