Bold & Beautiful: Shortcake the Clown

Bold & Beautiful: Shortcake the Clown
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Shortcake describes themself as a maladaptive daydreamer—they once had recurring visions of a clown during intrusive daydreams. … read more

Bold & Beautiful: Baby J

Bold & Beautiful: Baby J
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When Baby J was 19 years old, he convinced his older sister to go pole dancing for her birthday. He never expected it would lead him to a fulfilling career as a pole dancer, sensual movement artist and boylesquer.  … read more

Slamdance Film Review: Sam’s World

Slamdance Film Review: Sam’s World
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Sam’s World explores the internal universe of its main character, Sam, a non-binary sex worker grappling with friendship, romance and a secret pregnancy. … read more

Bold & Beautiful: Robin D’Banc

Bold & Beautiful: Robin D’Banc
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Despite their self-described “mean girl energy,” Robin D’Banc’s personal journey and performances have inspired their community to be authentic. … read more

The Stories We Still Need: Queer Filmmaking in Utah

The Stories We Still Need: Queer Filmmaking in Utah
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These two local LGBTQ+ indie films prove that the Salt Lake film community is much broader and more diverse than what gets shown on the big screen. … read more

Bold & Beautiful: Heller Highwater

Bold & Beautiful: Heller Highwater
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Heller Highwater is a Wyoming-raised space cowboy navigating disability, trauma, and masculinity through “Reclaiming his Yeehaw.” … read more

Transfeastival 11.19 @ The Beehive

Transfeastival 11.19 @ The Beehive
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Transfeastival saw roughly 100 people participate in the free event throughout the day at The Beehive. … read more

Tyler Glenn on LOVELOUD, Neon Trees’ New Era and Becoming Himself

Tyler Glenn on LOVELOUD, Neon Trees’ New Era and Becoming...
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Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees has been busy. After a six-week tour Glenn will going to perform at this year’s LOVELOUD festival on November 3 at the Delta Center. … read more

Damn These Heels! Film Review: Kokomo City

Damn These Heels! Film Review: Kokomo City
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Kokomo City’s closing shot sets the hope for a better future, one where trans people and their bodies are celebrated and accepted, free of fetishization. … read more

Damn These Heels! Film Review: 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture

Damn These Heels! Film Review: 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted...
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1946 is generally compelling, but it may be difficult for some non-Christian viewers to connect with the film’s scripture-heavy premise. … read more