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The UCLA Film & Television Archive led the restoration of the film, which is available to stream UCLA Film & Television Archive The colors in the film print of “Queens at Heart” were sharply improved in the restoration undertaken by the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Jenni Olson and Jennifer Rhee | June 9, 2021 “Queens at Heart” is a rare look at the lives of four trans women and drag ball culture in mid-1960s New York. Thanks to LGBTQ film historian and archivist Jenni Olson’s discovery of this long-obscure film, which was released in 1967, “Queens at Heart” was rest...

Toggle Sidebar New Book: “All the Rage” All the Rage (Nightboat Books, 2021) is a new collection of poems by Lambda Award winner, Rosamond S. King, “conceptualizing state violence, racism, and the persistence of Black desire, resistance, and joy.” Description: All the Rage addresses everyday pleasure as well as the present condition of racism in the United States—a time marked both by recurring police violence and intense artistic creativity—from a variety of perspectives: being Black, an immigrant, a woman, and queer. At its core dwells “Living in the Abattoir,” a series in...

Edward Field, 96, shares his survivor's story in Minor Accident of War.  

Share: Dennis Cooper became famous in the 1980s for his transgressive fiction about marginalized men. A new biography makes a case for what his works can offer readers now, in our era of deep suffering and infuriating indifference. Wrong: A Critical Biography of Dennis Cooper Diarmuid Hester The idea of a transgressive writer is a bit hard to fathom in the current moment, but that’s precisely what Dennis Cooper was. In the 1980s and ’90s, he rose to counterculture fame with his brilliant, dark novels about gay teens, gay psychopaths, gay drug addicts, and gay sex workers. This earned him ...