JOhn King

2 weeks ago | washingtonblade.com | JOhn King |John King

For queer audiences hungry for representation, nothing says “I feel seen” quite as much as a good queer romcom. Perhaps it’s because love stories are universal, differing from culture to culture in the surface dealings only, and therefore have the potential for helping straight audiences understand a different kind of love a little better; or perhaps, in seeing our kind of love displayed so publicly, we feel a sense of validation. Whatever the reason, it rings our bell.

3 weeks ago | losangelesblade.com | JOhn King |John King |JOhn King |John Paul King

The name Alain Guiraudie might not be familiar to most Americans, but if you mention “Stranger by the Lake,” fans of great cinema (and especially great queer cinema) are sure to recognize it immediately as the title of the French filmmaker’s most successful work to date.

3 weeks ago | washingtonblade.com | JOhn King |John King |JOhn King |John King

The name Alain Guiraudie might not be familiar to most Americans, but if you mention “Stranger by the Lake,” fans of great cinema (and especially great queer cinema) are sure to recognize it immediately as the title of the French filmmaker’s most successful work to date.

1 month ago | washingtonblade.com | JOhn King |John King

If any form of artistic expression can be called the “front line” in the seemingly eternal war between free speech and censorship, it’s pornography. In the U.S., ever since a 1957 Supreme Court ruling (Roth v.

1 month ago | washingtonblade.com | JOhn King |John King

You know it’s there. It’s been lurking in your Netflix queue for weeks now, taunting you, beckoning you with its sure promise of sexy, lurid thrills, but you’ve been holding back – and we can’t say we blame you. After all, that “Dahmer” show was pretty hard to watch.