Revisit 25 years’ worth of game-changing LGBTQ movies, TV, and music in the new issue of Entertainment Weekly, on stands Friday, or buy it here now. Don’t forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW. For EW’s very special LGBTQ issue, we reunited the cast of one of the most progressive series of the last 20 years: Showtime’s The L Word. The drama, which ran from 2004-09, was about a group of successful lesbian friends in Los Angeles and quickly established itself with bold story lines, including television’s first regular transgender character, Max (Daniela Sea). Read More...
On July 21, Luis Valdez's film La Bamba will mark its 34th anniversary — and he's not interested in having it remade. Valdez and the star of the hit biopic, Lou Diamond Phillips, spoke to EW exclusively ahead of the film's theatrical re-release with Turner Classic Movies "I have not been approached about doing that, but I don't know why they would want to remake it. It's fresh as it is," Read More...
In just over a decade of pop prominence, Lady Gaga has cycled through more categorical eras of identity than some artists go through in an entire career. She's always been a sculptor of her own distinction, marking her stages by some principal fashions (the meat dress!) or stroke of sonic style (the country one!), or otherwise heretofore unexpected pocket in the zeitgeist that her grand persona suddenly seemed to fill at exactly the right time (American Horror Story and Tony Bennett! Read More...
