EDGE Boston

As their numbers continue to grow, LGBT Vietnamese in areas around California work to find a space where they are accepted. But with their prohibition from participating in the Tết Parade, they are seeking other methods of inclusion.

Janet Jackson has signed on as an executive producer of a documentary on the lives of transgender people living around the world.

Lauren Greenfield’s Sundance Film Festival entry "The Queen of Versailles" tells the story of every American in danger of losing a home. The difference is that the home in question was a 90,000-square-foot mansion inspired by Versailles.

"Stonewall Uprising" succeeds in impressing upon us just how far we’ve come, thanks to the rumbles of a ragtag rabble, despite how much farther the struggle for gay rights still has to go.

The Stonewall Riots are ’the Rosa Parks moment’ for gay rights. Stonewall Uprising, a recent doc film (to be aired on PBS & released on DVD) about the event, re-examines the event. EDGE spoke to directors Kate Davis & David Heilbroner about their film.

Crayton Robey’s sensational new documentary Making the Boys explores how the seminal gay dramady The Boys in the Band came to be as an off-Broadway sensation & film, & the continuing profound influence of the first-ever honest portrayal of urban gay men.

Director Michel Gondry turns his lens onto his own family: specifically, his aunt Suzette, a former schoolteacher whose most challenging pupil remains her own son.

Filmmakers Jay Hodges and PJ Raval heard about a small Colorado town where transgendered people go to get bodies that match their inner selves. Naturally, they decided to make a film about it.

The anti-gay Utah state senator who claimed that gays are "the biggest threat going down" to America has refused to say whether he plans to run for re-election in 2012, sparking retirement rumors.

Reed Cowan’s reasons for making a film about the Mormon church’s activism against gay marriage in California are personal.