“Studio 54,” opening Nov. 2 at the Ritz at the Bourse, documents the rise and fall of the storied nightclub as seen through the eyes of co-owner Ian Schrager, among others. In an almost-confessional tone, Schrager explains how he and the late, gay Steve Rubell met in college, created an exclusive club before going to prison and then undergoing a reinvention.
Out indie musician and Philly native Christine Havrilla is celebrating the 20th anniversary of her album, “Some Other Thing,” with a special hometown performance Oct. 20 at World Cafe Live.
Bourbon Street is set to invade South Street in grand and boisterous fashion when out rapper, designer and TV personality Big Freedia teams up with funk/R&B group Tank and The Bangas for a tour that comes through Philly Oct. 20.
The avant-garde alternative rockers of Garbage are on the road celebrating the 20th anniversary of their sophomore album, “Version 2.0,” as part of a tour that swings through Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
A new LGBT-themed film company is screening is first feature-film release this month in Bucks County.
Moving Forward Pictures is screening “American Hate Crime,” a drama with a lot of twists, about a group of bullies who use social-media apps to lure and attack gay people.
