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From the queer school disco of dreams to club nights that never stop, Isobel Van Dyke on where to celebrate London’s LGBTQ+ scene this month

From 'Get Out' to 'Evil Dead', Dani Bethea examines how horror and comedy go hand in hand. Read more now on Dread Central.

Author Steffan Triplett and editor Joe Vallesse discuss It Came From the Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror, a collection of essays where queer and trans writers consider the horror films that "deepened, amplified, and illuminated their own experiences."

At the movies, on TV and on the page, the intersection between the LGBTQ community and horror fandom is undeniable and important. Heres why.

Celebrate Halloween in Pittsburgh all October with these events ranging from parties to kid-friendly fun to drag shows.

A pair of new Cormac McCarthy novels, a memoir about the racial inequities of Wall Street, some salivating new cookbooks and more: check out these recommendations for fall books.

This season’s essays take a turn toward joy, laughter, and survival. In addition to collections from notable names, be on the lookout for a feminist biography of the Wife of Bath from Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales.

By the time a villain is laughing, "things are going very well for them and very badly for you."