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Jane Campion's achingly immediate yet eternal story about the love between tubercular poet John Keats and the literal girl-next-door, Fanny Brawne. It affords the filmmaker another rich opportunity to scratch beneath the surface of female sexuality.

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

May

Queer embarrassment artist Andie Flores brings her show about "a clown idiot" to Crashbox

Is it hot in here or is it us?

This way a gay, that way a gay: Steer here, queers

How I learned that I know next to nothing

Highlighting the best and buzziest at this year's Festival

A shade covering could cost more than $100,000

It’s been six long years since Frontera artists Vicky Boone, Margery Segal, and Annie Suite have all worked with each other on a play, but the threesome still send off fireworks together, as C. Denby Swanson

Shake off the icicles and step out on the gay Austin streets with these queer events

Founder Kelsea, aka DJ Hip Stir, talks about the origins and future of femme and nonbinary DJ community BABE ATX

Change is the name of the game this week in Austin’s queer event horoscopes

Once more with feeling: It's your Austin queer events horoscope!

Deep in the heart of barbecue city

New joint office expands the local label landscape

Breaking up in the apocalypse at the Austin Film Festival

Plenty of spooktacular events in the weeks ahead

Space on TV solely for LGBTQIA ladies has been scant since that mediocre Showtime series

What's at the fest through a queer lens

A strangely wonderful confluence of performance art and artists (including drag queens), G-Spot exploration, and hanky codes invade Austin this week

The Police conclude their North American tour in San Antonio

With Margaret Wiley, you didn’t have a one-trick pony; you had a multitude of talents and personalities in one big and big-hearted woman. Wiley’s friends and colleagues at Esther’s Follies offer their memories of this exceptional Austin comedian who died November 2.