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Mr. Skin Rates 2020's Top Ten TV/Film Female Nude Scenes
MrSkin.com reveals its Top Ten most exciting female film and TV nude scenes of 2020.
With Red Carpets Rolled Up, the Oscar Race Goes Virtual
This is the time of year when Hollywood's awards-season-industrial complex usually shifts into high gear.
Hollywood Hunk Luke Evans: 'I Have Never Been Ashamed' of Being Gay
Luke Evans dispels the rule that Hollywood actors cannot be out and be an A-lister. Named Attitude magazine's "Man of the Year," he opened up in an interview about privacy and being out.
Adult Star Billy Santoro Booted from Sydney Apartment Complex
A removal van was spotted outside the Monument, the exclusive apartment complex in Sydney, Australia in what could be the final chapter in gay male star Billy Santoro's ongoing dispute with management of complex's Horizon tower.
The Yuletide's Gay: New Holiday TV Movies
Once again, holiday movies will abound on your TV screens for the Christmas season, but this year, for the first time, holiday films made especially for queer-inclusive families are hitting the air.
Zany 'Half Brothers' Makes Some Serious Points
Director Luke Greenfield, working with screenwriters Jason Shuman and Eduardo Cisneros, creates a colorful, often-effective seriocomic film about the complexities of family. What's not so effective is the road trip humor.
Review: Indie Thriller 'What Lies Below' is a Guilty Pleasure
"What Lies Below" is a relatively diverting thriller, even when most of what you want to know goes unanswered.
Review: 'Nomadland' Travels Through Social, Economic Margins
Chloé Zhao's beautiful, powerful drama starring Frances McDormand looks at van-dwelling. Visually poetic and lyrical, it's a sensitive depiction of grief, humanity, economic struggles, and the meaning of home.
Review: Virtual One-Man Show, 'The Present,' Gleefully Diabolical
In this "gleefully diabolical" one-man show Helder Guimaraes whimsically discusses his own experiences growing up with a somewhat guarded grandfather as he navigated his desire to be a magician.
'The Perplexed' Was Aptly Named
Aptly named, Richard Greenberg's new play "The Perplexed" is a multi-family drama that takes place on the chaotic day of a wedding.
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