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Atlanta’s "Blues for Willadean" screening brought the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence to raise funds and awareness around issues of LGBT domestic violence.

Was J. Edgar Hoover a closeted gay man driven to seek power and control out of terror and self-preseravtion? Or was his supposed homosexuality a Cold War-era invention of the KGB?

A mother in New York state has clung for years to the hope that she might eventually find out what happened to her gay son, a young man who vanished after fleeing a sauna in Vienna four years ago.

image+nation, the oldest LGBT film festival in Canada, is proud to celebrate its spirit of openness with this year’s theme: "share your stories with the ones you love."

A pair of Hitchcock blondes, a classic shipboard love affair, tropical drama in the Florida Keys and intimate conversations with legendary Hollywood figures are a few of the treats awaiting passengers on the first-ever TCM Classic Cruise.

Food lovers can now salivate via celluloid, thanks to "El Bulli: Cooking in Progress," a meticulous exploration of how this famously avant-garde eatery comes up with its insanely inventive creations.

Spend a day, and a de rigueur night, here and you can walk hand-in-hand with Woody Allen through the City of Light he portrays in "Midnight in Paris," his sweet and zany valentine to the French capital.

Throughout the summer months more than 50,000 people of all ages will board the ferry to Nantucket, eager to set off on exciting adventures and create new vacation memories with family and friends.

Classic film fans can begin signing up today for the first-ever TCM Classic Cruise, a new one-of-a-kind event. The TCM Classic Cruise is a partnership between Turner Classic Movies (TCM) and Sixthman, the industry leader in theme cruises.

The title of the new book by film critic Daniel M. Kimmel may speak to the obvious for comic effect, but its contents grant us access to the sublime.