Daniel Reynolds

It's a wild story, but Men Of War, directed by Jen Gatien and Billy Corben, is not actually that shocking. Still, it's not often we hear from the mastermind of an attempted coup.

Through its use of surveillance technology, Relay does offer something new and clever. However, David Mackenzie's film is merely a minor addition to the modern cat-and-mouse techno-thriller genre.

The best period piece films suspend reality and feel like they've grown from the earth of their time. That's how director Athina Rachel Tsangari's Harvest works.

Presence is a ghost story and family drama shot entirely within one house. Once again, it's easy to imagine director Steven Soderbergh having fun.

Julian Breece delivered an inspiring speech on the power of visibility at the Los Angeles Equality Awards.

Meet one of the artists, disruptors, educators, groundbreakers, innovators, and storytellers who all helped make the world a better place for LGBTQ+ people.

Julian Breece, ‘Rustin’ screenwriter, talks about the long road to getting the movie story made. He made the remarks at the Equality Awards.

For the Out100's 30th anniversary, icons and newcomers (and a Wicked cover star) prove the power of community, writes Out's editor in chief.

The annual queer Halloween party and Project Angel Food fundraiser had some bite this year!

Debuting in 2004, ABC's gamble on Lost shouldn't have worked. And yet 20 years on, Getting Lost exists precisely because the show has endured—for reasons both real and imagined.