Stephen Hemrick – Gay & Lesbian Review

    A SHAFT of light entered through the high school doors. I immediately turned to it, totally enthralled by its brightness. I had never felt those feelings before. Who was this blond God who made me feel l […]

MTV recently decided to morph its Are You the One? franchise into a “sexually fluid” experiment. In the new season of the show, coined Come One Come All, sixteen people live in a mansion together in an atte […]

I was involved in a sexual relationship with another seminarian. For two years we spent every night and day together. I am not presenting this as an indicator of future abuse but as an example of the environment […]

When it’s time to book your next getaway, you might like to visit one of the world’s more welcoming LGBT hotspots, and there are plenty to choose from. Listed below are some unmissable destinations …
The pos […]

The thought of swimming naked had never occurred to me. I had never swum naked. I was scared but didn’t complain. Jay and I undressed as Tim complained to his father, who relented, “OK, you can wear your jock str […]

A few weeks ago I visited the exhibition The Unflinching Eye at Mamdouha Bobst Gallery at NYU and a massive collection of work by David Wojnarowicz. The exhibit contained paintings, ephemera, drawings and […]

The last year of my military life, I was stationed at Fort Hancock in New Jersey. The base was situated on a peninsula jetting out northward from the surrounding highlands into New York Harbor. I took the […]

After the ’69 riots, the word “gay” was widely adopted and had a pretty good run. The profusion of identities—some that would have been covered under “gay” but also a few new ones—is nicely captured by the pileup […]

Start with a wildly improbable premise, throw in a huge cast of characters, let them all be Italians, and you’re in for a madcap romp that must set a record for number of words spoken in a 100-minute film.
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The structure of this film may be puzzling and some of the plot devices implausible, but the charisma between its two central characters is enough to draw the viewer into its insular world.
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(GayWebSource.com) Boston, MA – May 26, 2013 – The Gay & Lesbian Review (GLReview), a magazine of history, arts, and politics, was founded in 1994 to fill a huge vacuum in intellectual and literary gay and lesbian […]

The GLReview, a bimonthly magazine for thoughtful GLBT people, reaches a major milestone this fall with the publication of its 100th issue. To celebrate, this issue will bring back the most talked-about and […]

The Gay & Lesbian Review (www.glreview.com) is a bimonthly magazine of history, culture, and politics. When it was founded in 1994, the GLR filled a major void in gay culture: an intelligent, probing magazine for […]