Hollywood actress Gloria Grahame would have been 94 on Nov. 28, had she not died of stomach cancer in 1981.

Following are a few film picks to while away Winter 2018.

The latest film from septuagenarian bad-boy director Michael Haneke has the adolescently passive-aggressive title "Happy End."

Writer-director Scott Cooper's "Hostiles," opening Friday, is a bleak but moving excursion along the closing Western frontier.

The second half of our top films of 2017 begins and ends with young men in love (Germany's "Center of My World," Britain's "God's Own Country.")

Hollywood blondes of the 1950s: the most fascinating and enigmatic was Gloria Grahame (1923-81).

I've been reviewing movies for the local gay press for 25 years. Is that a boast or a confession?

Marking 2017 are 11 films that cover themes including a glorious celebration of same-sex union ("Call Me by Your Name").

Tonya Harding is a name that lives in infamy.

Romantic Italian director Luca Guadagnino's "Call Me by Your Name" provides LGBTQ filmgoers with a delicious boy-meets-boy romance.

Make-up does not a performance make, as is proved by "Darkest Hour," opening Friday in the Bay Area.

Woody Allen returns to Coney Island in his latest release, "Wonder Wheel."

In the opening frames of the new Finnish comedy-drama "The Other Side of Hope," a head appears in a dusty coal-bin.

"Voyeur" streams on Netflix starting Friday.