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The article profiles Ant who has had a steady career as a stand-up comedian for over a decade in Los Angeles, California. He appears in television shows like "Unhappily Ever After," "Last Comic Standing," "Celebrity Fit Club," and other comedy tours. One of his latest achievement is the release of his DVD titled "ANT: America's Ready."

The article presents an interview with author Harry Benshoff on queer films in the U.S. When asked about his first memories of queer films, he recalled his first book "Monsters in the Closet: Homosexuality in the Horror Film" and some of James Whale horror films. He also made a comment on the film "Brokeback Mountain.". Moreover, Benshoff stated the attentive reaction of the audience to the film as depicted by sold out tickets.

The article reviews the motion picture "The Family Stone," directed by Thomas Bezucha and starring Dermot Mulroney and Sarah Jessica Parker.

The article presents an interview with Scott Coffey, director of the movie "Ellie Parker." He shared his thoughts about his past acting career wherein he never really enjoyed because he wanted to become a filmmaker. When asked about the role he played in the motion picture "Mulholland Drive," he replied that he was an agoraphic writer. He considered his audition for film director Oliver Stone as his craziest audition because the director fell asleep while he was auditioning.

Reviews the digital video disc release of the film "Without You I'm Nothing," by Sandra Bernhard.

Profiles Kirsten Schaffer, lesbian director of programming of the Outfest gay film festival in Los Angeles, California. Educational background of the director; Favorite part Schaffer in the festival; Responsibility in supervising multiple programs in the event.

Presents several documentary films featured at the Outfest gay film festival in Los Angeles, California. "Boi Hair," directed by Alma Lopez; "Viva Morrissey," directed by Jessica Hundley and Jonathan Miertschin; "Tina Paulina: Living on Hope Street"; "High Heels on Wheels."

Interviews actor Ryan Scott Greene. Role in the television show "Queer as Folk"; Involvement with AIDS Project Los Angeles; Views on AIDS.

The article reviews the motion picture "Blackmail Boy," starring Yannis Tsimitselis.

The article profiles Los Angeles, California-based Filipino-American lesbian artist Alison De La Cruz. De La Cruz works as the artistic director of the Association for the Advancement of Filipino American Arts and Culture. She had already organized several shows that relate with her own personality. The show Sungka, explored the difficulties she faced mapping out her identity same as with her current one woman show, Naturally Graceful.

The article reviews the motion picture "Wizard of Oz," a three-disc collector's edition released on DVD format.

The article reviews the motion picture "Transamerica," directed by Duncan Tucker and starring Felicity Huffman and Kevin Zegers.

Reviews the motion picture "Slutty Summer," starring Casper Andreas and Jamie Hatchett.

Reviews the motion picture "Julie Johnson," starring Lili Taylor and Courtney Love.