Sundance Film Festival

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  California will have a First Partner instead of a First Lady so ‘any couple’ can fulfill the role

  Gavin Newsom's wife has chosen a gender-neutral title instead of going by "First Lady."

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  Is Nasty Baby the gay film we’ve been waiting for?

  The plot synopsis reads like a generic rom-com, but a series of serpentine twists jerks the story into horrifically dark terrain.

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  ‘Case Against 8’ documents five-year effort to overturn Calif. gay marriage ban

  PARK CITY, Utah — Attorneys Ted Olson and David Boies once argued the Bush v. Gore case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court, but they say fighting California's law prohibiting same-sex marriage is the most…

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  Bass documentary ‘Kidnapped for Christ’ spotlights abusive boarding schools

  Lance Bass is hoping his new documentary, "Kidnapped for Christ," will put the spotlight on unscrupulous boarding schools that abuse children in the name of rehabilitating them.

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  HBO holds reception for gay couples at ‘The Case Against 8’ Sundance premiere

  PARK CITY, Utah -- Though they are not considered legally married in Utah, several gay and lesbian couples were feted with a wedding celebration as part of HBO's promotion of its upcoming documentary on gay marriage,…

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  Daniel Radcliffe conjures brave new role as gay poet in ‘Kill Your Darlings’

  As with his Broadway debut in "Equus," which also featured a nude scene, Daniel Radcliffe said his celebrity from the boy wizard franchise might draw in fans who would not have seen a film such as…

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  Alex Pelosi’s Sundance debut ‘Fall from Grace’ profiles Jim McGreevey

  PARK CITY, Utah — Alexandra Pelosi was beaming: She had just made her Sundance Film Festival debut with the HBO documentary “Fall from Grace,” about former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey; her mother, Rep. Nancy Pelosi…

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  Redford: Diversity reigns at annual Sundance Film Festival

  PARK CITY, Utah — Diversity is king at the Sundance Film Festival – and queen, too. For the first time, half of the films featured at the festival were made by women. Festival founder Robert Redford…

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