“Queer Eye’s” tagline has been “more than a makeover” and the show truly is more than giving people tips on how to look better but on how to be better. They call their participants heroes and I love that! Now, after five seasons and a boatload of Emmys, “Queer Eye” is stronger than ever and just returned to Netflix for Season 6.
Jesse Moss explains his interest in covering Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s run for presidency in 2020, the love story between Pete and Chasten, and why “Mayor Pete” matters.
This wonderful adaptation is written and directed by Rebecca Hall making her directorial debut. I spoke with Hall about her interest in adapting Larsen’s novel, her decision to shoot it in black-and-white using a 4:3 aspect ratio, the dynamics between the characters, and the meaning of the word passing.
Hate message or freedom of speech? That’s the question local residents are asking after yet another controversial mural painting appeared at the graffiti park in Palm Springs; one that didn’t sit well with two residents.
Oak Grove Sanctuary Palm Springs is a crucial part the Coachella Valley. It is a transitional community for young adults from 18 to 21 that are moving out of foster care
