Bisexual fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez achieved fame in the late 1960s and early ’70s with his vivid images of prominent models, including Jessica Lange, Grace Jones, Tina Chow Jane Forth, Donna Jordan and Jerry Hall, whom he discovered. And he kept company with The New York Times style section’s Bill Cunningham and designer Karl Lagerfeld.
Art lovers who climb the three flights of steps to the Vox Populi gallery will find a thoughtful, timely exhibit called “Buenas Vibras: A Celebration of LGBTQ Latinx Artists.”
Kathy Griffin is back from celebrity exile.
The comedian and dish queen has been in virtual timeout since that satirical depiction of her holding the severed, bloody head of President Trump, which drew the fiery and somewhat-hypocritical wrath of the political establishment, media and entertainment industry last year. In the quick and decisive aftermath, venues and networks cut ties and canceled upcoming gigs.
“Colette” is a handsomely mounted and engaging biopic of “the most celebrated female author in the history of French literature.”
Wanda Sykes has been in the entertainment business more than 30 years, performing for world leaders and working with some of the biggest names in Hollywood.
It being LGBT History Month, we asked Sykes .
