Author: Steve Cruz
The feature film Sauvage/Wild, by writer/director Camille Vidal-Naquet is a breakthrough drama telling the story of street-level male sex-workers in…
Tom Of Finland Opens 12/08 at the Chez Artiste Theater Tom of Finland’s illustrations are doubtless polarizing: some think they’re…
Writer/director Francis Lee’s film festival phenomenon God’s Own Country comes to Denver for a fleeting week beginning Friday, November 24.…
The film BPM (Beats Per Minute, or the original French title 120 Battlements Par Minute) could refer to dance music,…
30 years after its debut, Maurice has undergone 4k digital remastering. The splendid results open in Denver on June 30.…
Animated features depicting animals with human traits are hugely popular. SING, due to be released in December, features 85 popular…
Over the years, fetishes of various types and degrees have crossed my path — striking, plugging, clamping, binding, restraints, apparel,…
Recently, the question was posed to me: “What happened to Denver’s gay ‘ghettos?’” Indeed: Where do gays and lesbians feel…
Raise the Bar: Demand PROOF The seething rash of anti-gay/lesbian and anti-trans legislation spreading across the US is fueled in great…
The Green Rush The Gold Rush of 1849 transformed California as multitudes of dream seekers converged on the state to…