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Trans and non-binary actors are becoming increasingly visible on our TVs and cinema screens, but here are some stars you may not know of.

The pilot episode of Showtime's flagship lesbian TV series turns 20 on January 18, but modern LGBTQ is in a rough spot thanks to streaming.

As the list of cancelled LGBTQ+ TV shows grows ever-longer, here's our tribute to the vital representation we have lost over the past year.

The L.A. comedy scene offers diverse live options year-round, plus an extra burst of celebratory Pride programming in June.

The cast and crew of beloved queer series, The L Word: Generation Q spoke on LGBTQ+ rights during Lesbian Visibility Week at the White House.

Among a stellar cast in HBO's Somebody Somewhere, Fred Rococo is quietly radical, wonderfully nuanced representation.

The print campaign is based on Herb Ritts’s iconic photos for the fashion brand that featured Kate Moss and Mark Wahlberg.

The sequel to the beloved sapphic series The L Word has joined the ever-growing list of cancelled queer shows.

Unfortunately, there are many to choose from.

Co-creator Bilal Baig breaks down the Season 2 finale, Sabi's 'messy' relationships and their own role as a trailblazer for nonbinary actors on TV.