Provincetown film festival screens alive again with virtual and in-person events
If ever there was a sign that life as we know it is starting to return, it’s the Provincetown International Film Festival unspooling June 16–25.
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus returns from history‑making tour of the Middle East
What a difference a day makes.
On June 26, 2015 the members of the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus were in Istanbul, in the midst of the first-ever tour of the Middle East by a gay...
Mary L. Trump on her life as an openly gay member of the First...
Of all the Trump exposés that hit the bestseller lists in the past six months, one stands out.
Mary L. Trump, niece of President Donald...
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus to perform for city’s virtual tree lighting, Dec. 3
A new performance by the Boston Gay Men's Chorus will be part of the 79th annual lighting celebration of the Boston Common tree, which happens virtually this year due to pandemic protocol....
Cherry Jones Guest of Honor at Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Fest Gala
Stage and screen star Cherry Jones is coming to Provincetown Saturday, May 30, as the guest of honor at the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival's annual gala.
In 2014, Jones was nominated for a Tony...
Melissa Etheridge: A new tour, book & album of previously unreleased songs
Even the biggest legends in the music business can still hide a few surprises up their sleeves.
Just look at Melissa Etheridge, a bona...
You can still catch BGMC’s ‘Merry and Bright’ online through the holidays
If you missed the premiere of Boston Gay Men's Chorus's "Merry and Bright" — a special production featuring past performances of festive fare from BGMC's legendary holiday concerts — on WCVB-TV, you...
Abilities Dance Boston celebrates queerness, diversity in ‘Banned Ballet’
With states across the country enacting Draconian book bans and increasing threats to the LGBTQ community, composer Andrew Choe and choreographer/executive director Ellice Patterson of Abilities Dance Boston responded in the way...
Museum of Fine Arts Boston to host ‘Pride at the MFA’ on Friday, June,...
The Museum of Fine Arts Boston is joining in Pride month festivities with the special event, "Pride at the MFA," on Friday, June 9, from 5 to 10 p.m.
Did Doris Duke murder her gay friend at her Newport mansion in 1966?
If investigative journalist and true crime author Peter Lance has his way, the name of Eduardo Tirella will soon be as famous as that of Doris Duke, once...
