7 New LGBTQIA Books to Read This November: Happily Ever After the Murders, Guard Your Heart, and more
This November you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Happily Ever After the Murders, Guard Your Heart, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
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Sara Bareilles: Good Grief Review: The Healing Power of Friendship and Music Sparkles in This Documentary
Josh Alexander directs this documentary film with a keen sense of appreciation for Sara and everything she stands for as an artist. Read on for our review.
Making Marie Antoinette Review: A Documentary That is Actually Better Than the Original Film It Examines
Making Marie Antoinette is Eleanor Coppola’s love letter to her daughter, Sofia. Read on for our review.
Victoria Monét’s Frequency of Love Tour Review: Atlanta Feels the Love
Victoria Monét brought electrifying choreography, unforgettable performances, and a few surprises to Atlanta’s Fox Theatre for her Frequency of Love Tour. Check out our full review.
Godzilla Minus Zero Review: An Underwhelming, Yet Entertaining Sequel
In its quest to up the ante, Godzilla Minus Zero loses the focus of its predecessor. Read our review!
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Tangles Review: An Emotional Journey of Grief and Love [NewFest 2026]
Tangles is a beautifully animated biographical film that honestly tackles the perspective of losing a loved one to Alzheimer’s, all while spotlighting a queer love story.
Mestra Review: A Short Romp Through the World of Myth
Madeline Miller deftly uses her talents to weave this tale, and the results are magical, if a little short. Read on for our review!
A World Apart Review: An Underwhelming Queer Romantasy
A World Apart is a romantasy that struggles to develop its romance. Read on for our full review!
Love Language Review: A Great Start and Chloë Grace Moretz Can’t Get This Film Past Its Mediocre Third Act
Love Language gets the realities of city life right on the money for so much of the film that it seems like it’s leading the viewer to the right ending. Read on for our review!
Lilyisthatyou’s ‘From The Garden I Grew’ Isn’t A Musical Carbon Copy — EP Review
‘From The Garden I Grew’ is an exercise in excellence. Read on for our in-depth review!
