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For the latest post on The G&LR blog, film writer Sean Cook takes us to the BFI Flare film festival in London. Cook writ...
06/05/2026

For the latest post on The G&LR blog, film writer Sean Cook takes us to the BFI Flare film festival in London. Cook writes: “Flare isn't just a place to watch films; it’s a place to watch q***r audiences watch films, to see what lands, what provokes, what consoles, what feels newly urgent, and what perhaps no longer does.” Read more at the link below, and use the promo code “Facebook” for a half-price print or digital subscription to The G&LR for first-time subscribers.
https://glreview.org/q***r-film-q***r-community-at-bfi-flare/

After Mary L. Adair witnessed gay men dying from AIDS-related illness in 1983, her circle of friends began to plan a res...
06/03/2026

After Mary L. Adair witnessed gay men dying from AIDS-related illness in 1983, her circle of friends began to plan a response to the crisis. “We refused to let our friends die in neglected hospital rooms littered with uneaten food and the isolation of fear,” she writes in an essay for The G&LR website. Read the conclusion of “AIDS: The Early Years” at the link below, and use the promo code “Facebook” for a half-price print or digital subscription to The G&LR for first-time subscribers.
https://glreview.org/aids-the-early-years-part-2/

06/01/2026

Mary L. Adair first encountered AIDS as a phlebotomist at a Southern California hospital in 1983. Over the next few years, caring and advocating for people with HIV/AIDS became her mission. “Every day the hospital admitted more gay men with this new cancer, each of them dying within hours or days, never lasting more than a week. I worried this was only the beginning,” she writes in a new “Here’s My Story” essay on The G&LR’s website. Read more at the link below, and use the promo code “Facebook” for a half-price print or digital subscription to The G&LR for first-time subscribers.
https://glreview.org/aids-the-early-years-part-1/

The New York Times’ recent obituary for legendary film critic Rex Reed made no mention of him being gay, and G&LR contri...
05/29/2026

The New York Times’ recent obituary for legendary film critic Rex Reed made no mention of him being gay, and G&LR contributor Matthew Hays wonders why. “He was referred to by author Clyde Haberman as ‘acerbic,’ which felt like one of those euphemisms used to describe gay men when suggesting they were gay was deemed an insult,” Hays writes in a new essay on The G&LR blog. Read more at the link below, and use the promo code “Facebook” for a half-price print or digital subscription to The G&LR for first-time subscribers.
https://glreview.org/if-rex-reed-wasnt-gay-is-anyone/

In the latest personal essay on The G&LR’s website, Vinny Cusenza reflects: “It must be hard for young q***r people toda...
05/28/2026

In the latest personal essay on The G&LR’s website, Vinny Cusenza reflects: “It must be hard for young q***r people today to imagine what it was like to be LGBT in America from 1981 to 2000. It’s hard enough for me to recall how I survived the daily assaults on our community without falling apart.” Read more at the link below, and use the promo code “Facebook” for a half-price print or digital subscription to The G&LR for first-time subscribers.
https://glreview.org/surviving-a-plague/

Have you seen HBO’s disturbing “Murder in Glitterball City”? Want to know more about the story behind the documentary? F...
05/21/2026

Have you seen HBO’s disturbing “Murder in Glitterball City”? Want to know more about the story behind the documentary? Frequent G&LR contributor Colin Carman interviewed David Dominé, author of “A Dark Room in Glitter Ball City,” the book that inspired the miniseries.
https://glreview.org/david-domine-in-glitterball-city/

“Cats: The Jellicle Ball” is a hit on Broadway, but for many in the audience, it’s more than that. In a new essay on The...
05/15/2026

“Cats: The Jellicle Ball” is a hit on Broadway, but for many in the audience, it’s more than that. In a new essay on The G&LR website, James Vining writes: “The cat costumes are gone, as is most of the ballet and that fluffy MacGuffin, the Heavyside Layer. Instead audiences observe a fully embodied ballroom competition with relatable human beings.” (Photo by Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade)
https://glreview.org/building-a-jellicle-community/

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