NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) is a non-profit organization that showcases innovative works by emerging filmmakers from around the world, offering a forum for Los Angeles' community of entertainment professionals and filmgoers.

Orange County Pride Week kicks off on Sunday, June 18 with nightly Pride events across Orange County, all leading up to the Pride Parade in Santa Ana on Saturday, June 24.

Throughout the world, LGBT Centers are often the first exposure to a positive encounter of unattenuated love and acceptance many members within the broader community experience.

Palm Springs International ShortFest (PSISF) has become the most "sizzle-worthy" short film event in North America, bragging rights backed up by the fact that over 100 have gone on to receive Oscar nominations and/or awards.

"Something Like Summer" is shaping up to be one of the most popular entries on this year's LGBT film festival circuit. This ambitious romantic-drama traces the 12-year relationship between handsome, young Ben and Tim.

Imagine my surprise when I discovered there are actually three LGBTQ films slated to make their screen debuts during the warm summer months.

47 years ago, members of the Los Angeles LGBT community decided it was time to start something.

FilmOut, now in its 19th year, will take place Friday, June 9 through Sunday, June 11 at the historic Observatory North Park Theatre.

Broadway veteran Davis Gaines takes on the central character, Don Quixote for the La Mirada stage. Here's what he has to say about the role and his art.

Jamie Lee Curtis once said, "Everything you want in the world is just right outside your comfort zone. Everything you could possibly want!" That seems like a succinct definition of Fringe Festivals.