Watching queer TV as well as TV that centers women and people of color isn't just watching ourselves anymore. In the age of Trump it's a revolutionary act.

Australia keeps churning out quality TV programs, the latest being "Glitch," which has now completed its second season.

There was little good to report on the tube.

HBO will premiere "15: A Quinceanera Story - Zoey" on Tues., Dec. 19.

When you're not hyper-socializing, it's time to just Netflix and chill, right?

GLAAD released their annual report for the 2017-18 season on LGBTQ representation on TV.

Spoilers ahead, folks. It's been another hellish week in Trumplandia.

Comedian Julia Scotti brought me down memory lane as we talked about my home state of New Jersey, where the comic was during our phone interview.

We do love CNN anchor Erin Burnett. She never fails to call out Trump.

I became a filmmaker on the day when my mother gave me a box of 8mm films she'd discovered in her garage in 2008.

The documentary "Whitney: Can I Be Me," co-directed by Nick Broomfield and Rudi Dolezal, combines interviews with archival personal and performance footage to flesh out Houston's life story, warts and all.

What's been on the box that will concern, delight, enlighten, and entertain? "Lavender Tube" has got it covered.