Los Angeles native George Baron is no stranger to the spotlight. He starred alongside Bradley Cooper, Paul Rudd, and Amy Poehler as Arty in Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, and has guest starred on hit shows Two Broke Girls, PoliKidz, and Teachers. Today, he's rising to fame as a multi-talented artist who wrote, directed, and stars…
In anticipation of the explosive second part of Bridgerton's third season premiering on June 13th, The Untitled Magazine sat down with Jessica Madsen, the talented actress who reprises her role as the delightfully cunning Cressida Cowper. Bridgerton, the global sensation produced by Shondaland, has captured the hearts of millions since its debut, and Season 3…
New York City’s annual month-long pride celebration kicks off on May 31, ushering in a month of celebrating the city’s LGBTQIA+ community. NYC Pride unveiled the 2024 theme earlier this year as “Reflect. Empower. Unite.,” which was chosen to commemorate the intersectionality of the annual celebration. This year also marks the 40th anniversary of Heritage…
Ashlee Keating’s laser focus sets her apart from many rising pop stars. It’s increasingly rare for a 29 year old to know exactly who they are, but for Keating, the deal was sealed even before she made it to her teens. After performing on television by the age of three and making her Broadway debut…
In the last half decade or so in the United States, with every cultural step forward seems to come two steps back in the realm of queer rights. Following Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s confirmation on Monday, Feb. 27 of his intentions to sign a bill that would effectively criminalize public drag performances in front of…
The Untitled Magazine caught up with singer David Hernandez about his journey on American Idol, his career goals, and his new ventures as an artist and creative. David shared with us how he felt constantly shamed by news outlets and public opinion during the early stages of his career. The ups and downs led him…
Despite growing media representation for LGBTQ+ people over the last decade or so, it is still increasingly rare to find a robust representation of bisexuality or questioning sexuality on television. What’s even rarer is representation that is not only healthy and poignant, but also not particularly interested in the trend of queer trauma porn, as…
It’s not every day an actor gets the opportunity to play a queen, but Bridgerton’s Golda Rosheuvel has taken on the task with gusto. As Queen Charlotte, Rosheuvel found it easier than you would imagine to perform as such a royal character, owing to her unique background and upbringing. Born in Guyana and raised in…
I’ll say one thing for Phill Connell's indie film Jump, Darling straight away: it is frankly refreshing to see a gay-boy-in-a-small-town storyline that doesn’t take the To Wong Foo or Pricilla approach. That is to say, despite taking place in a small Canadian country town east of nowhere, the film’s flamboyantly queer protagonist does not…
LGBTQ+ actress, singer, and teacher Anna Hindman kicked off 2022 by starring alongside Bruce Willis, Rob Gough, and Timothy V. Murphy in the new film "American Siege." Hindman portrays gun-toting Grace Baker as she searches for answers about her sister's disappearance with her boyfriend Roy (Rob Gough), and their outlaw friend Toby (Johann Urb). The…
Pussy Riot stands for gender fluidity, inclusivity, matriarchy, love, laughter, decentralization, anarchy, and anti-authoritarianism. Today, hundreds of people identify as a part of the Pussy Riot community. Conceptual artist and activist Nadya Tolokonnika, founding member of Pussy Riot, was sentenced in 2012 to 2 years imprisonment following an anti-Putin performance. She went through a…
Rebecca Black was one of the first true stars of the internet. The singer went viral back in 2011 at the age of 13 for her song “Friday,” an innocent celebration of end-of-week joy that saw her shot into the public eye and heavily scrutinized at such a young age. 10 years later, Rebecca Black…
Preview our feature with our cover star Dove Cameron below, and check out the full 14-page interview and photoshoot in The Untitled Magazine‘s latest print edition, The INNOVATE Issue out now. “Innovation to me really means completely tapping out of every other input from anything other than yourself, drawing completely from the purest space that you…
Gay-owned wine spritzer brand Cool Cat announced their series of Pride events to celebrate inclusivity with music and drinks. On June 24, they hosted an event at the Surf Lodge, the first-ever Pride party at the venue in Montauk. Jake Shears of The Scissor Sisters' and DJ Dawson performed at the venue. Cool Cat CEO and Co-Founder…
After what seems like a lifetime of uncertainty, doubt, fear, and loneliness, post-pandemic Pride celebrations are sure to be amplified for years to come. Today, Pride is a beautiful and outward expression of love, acceptance, and visibility for the LGBTQ+ community marked by lively parades and an overabundance of rainbow paraphernalia. However, this was not…
“In life, we hide the parts of ourselves we don’t want the world to see. We lock them away. We tell them no. We banish them. But here, we don’t. Welcome to Montero.” Upon first hearing the opening line from Lil Nas X’s music video for new viral single “Montero (Call Me By Your Name),”…
A cursory Google search yields few resources attempting to accurately define what makes a queer icon, well, iconic. And there’s a good reason for that. Whats makes a queer icon is at the same time simple and incredibly difficult to define. One one hand, its is easy to use blanket terms like “glamorous” or “camp”…
Tom Smith: STRIP An Online Solo Exhibition presented by The Untitled Space Supporting the Marsha P. Johnson Institute EXHIBITION ON VIEW June 30th, 2020 - September 30th, 2020 VIRTUAL VIEWING ROOM ARTSY Online Exclusive Discover and Collect via The Untitled Art Boutique The Untitled Space newest exhibit, titled “Tom Smith: STRIP”, is an online…
For as far as we as a nation have come concerning LGBTQ+ rights, it is worth remembering that there is still much work to be done. For years members of the community fought for the right to even publicly exist amongst tormentors and violence, issues of transgender people’s rights to use the bathroom they feel most comfortable…
NewFest, New York's LGBTQ film festival, announced the winners of their audience awards, as well as juried narrative, documentary, and short film awards. This year was the 31st edition of the festival and took place from October 23rd-29th. NewFest Executive Director David Hatkoff and Director of Programming Nick McCarthy announced the winners on Tuesday. Jurors…
