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Green Cards & Marriage Vows :: The Hot Button Issues of ’I Do’
"I Do" may be the most pertinent film this month. Dealing with the issues of immigration and gay marriage, the indie is the brainchild of actor/screenwriter David W. Ross (who makes a striking presence in the film.) EDGE spoke to Ross about "I Do."
James Broughton’s ’Big Joy’
The life of poet/shaman/trickster James Broughton will unspool as part of the 37th San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival at the Castro Theatre on Sat., June 22. If you’ve never heard of James Broughton, then this essay is your invite.
10 to See at the Ptown International Film Fest
One of the best-kept secrets in the Film Fest circuit is the Ptown International Film Fest, which runs through Sunday. EDGE’s Jake Mulligan offers his pics for what to see.
Diving Great Greg Louganis to Marry in Fall
Former Olympic diving champion Greg Louganis plans to get married this fall.
TLC Reality Star to Work for Anti-Gay FRC
Former used care salesman and star of TLC’s 19 Kids and Counting?, Josh Duggar announced yesterday that he has accepted the position of Executive Director for the anti-gay hate group, Family Research Council.
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Big Gay Love
Despite an engaging lead actor this new gay indie, which attempts to tackle the complicated issue of self-image in the body-obsessed gay community, needs a nip and a tuck.
Breaking The Girls
Director Jamie Babbit and screenwriters Mark Distefano and Guinevere Turner attempt to revamp the Hitchcock classic "Strangers on a Train" for the teenage lesbian set.
One Zero One - The Story Of Cybersissy And BayBjane
Rebels in retrograde or visions of the voraciousness of current society, Cybersissy and BayBjane are the equivalent of human art in motion that is swirled, rouged, and designed to stun, create smiles, and create perceptive thinking.
C.O.G.
One of David Sedaris’s short stories is made into a film with a great cast including Jonathan Groff, Denis O’Hare and Casey Wilson. But can it live up to its reputation?
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Diving Great Greg Louganis to Marry in Fall
Former Olympic diving champion Greg Louganis plans to get married this fall.
10 to See at the Ptown International Film Fest
One of the best-kept secrets in the Film Fest circuit is the Ptown International Film Fest, which runs through Sunday. EDGE’s Jake Mulligan offers his pics for what to see.
One Mean Queen :: Lisa Lampanelli’s Reign of Comedy
Comedy’s lovable Queen of Mean, Lisa Lampanelli, takes her reign as a brutally funny woman very seriously.
TLC Reality Star to Work for Anti-Gay FRC
Former used care salesman and star of TLC’s 19 Kids and Counting?, Josh Duggar announced yesterday that he has accepted the position of Executive Director for the anti-gay hate group, Family Research Council.
Murder Ballad - Original Cast Recording
A new rock musical about a love triangle gone awry features a talented quartet of performers keeping the passion high and the music tense.
Fire Island Pines: Polaroids 1975-1885
Tom Bianchi’s candid photographs, along with an equally beautifully worded essay, is a perfectly captured panegyric to a time and place that was the gay man’s Eden. Like Eden, it, too is paradise lost, swept away by AIDS.
Her Discerning Eye :: Annie Leibovitz’s ’Pilgrimage’
"Sometimes you have to please your own sweet self" could be the tagline for Annie Leibovitz’s latest show "Pilgrimage," now at the San Jose Museum of Art.
