Your Pride Month Entertainment Queue Just Got Fuller

If you've ever wanted to know more about one of the most iconic figures in LGBTQ+ history, this vibrant biography is a must-read. Author and filmmaker Tourmaline paints a rich portrait of Marsha P. Johnson — not just as an activist and Stonewall-era legend, but as a deeply creative, compassionate and joyful person. It's a moving celebration of resilience, community and the power of living authentically, making it an essential read for Pride Month and beyond.

Heartbreaking, intimate, and beautifully written, "Swimming in the Dark" follows two young men who fall in love in 1980s communist Poland. What begins as a tender summer romance quickly becomes a story about freedom, identity and the difficult choices people make when love collides with societal expectations. Bring tissues — you've been warned!

Calling all fantasy readers! This one is for you. Dragons? Check. A rich magic system? Check. Queer romance? Absolutely. Samantha Shannon's fantasy hit delivers a sprawling world filled with political intrigue, ancient magic and unforgettable heroines. At nearly 850 pages, it's a commitment, but for readers craving a Pride Month fantasy adventure, it's worth every page.

Imagine "The Bachelor", but make it queer. This charming rom-com follows a reality dating show's awkward leading man and the producer tasked with helping him find love — only for sparks to fly between them instead! Packed with humor, emotion and plenty of swoon-worthy moments, it's the literary equivalent of binge-watching your favorite reality dating show.

"Greta & Valdin" follows two queer Māori-Russian siblings as they navigate dating, family expectations, friendships and the general messiness of adulthood. Packed with sharp humor and lovable characters, the novel captures the highs and lows of searching for connection while figuring out who you are. It's a refreshing, charming read that balances laugh-out-loud moments with genuine emotional depth.

Few movies balance heart and hilarity quite like "The Birdcage." Starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane as a longtime couple thrown into a chaotic family dinner, this comedy is packed with unforgettable one-liners, outrageous misunderstandings and scene-stealing performances. Nearly three decades later, it's still a joyful celebration of love, family and unapologetically being yourself.

Say hello to an absolute camp classic! Equal parts road trip comedy, drag extravaganza and heartfelt character study, this film follows two drag queens and a transgender woman as they journey across the Australian outback. While it is famous for its dazzling costumes and iconic soundtrack, the enduring appeal comes from its humor, heart and message about finding community wherever you go.

If you're looking for a show that feels like a warm hug, "Heartstopper" should be at the top of your watchlist. Following the romance between high school students Nick and Charlie, the series explores friendship, first love, identity and growing up with a refreshing sense of optimism. Full of lovable characters and uplifting moments, it's become one of the defining LGBTQ+ shows of the decade for viewers of all ages.

Shot entirely on iPhones and bursting with energy, "Tangerine" follows two transgender friends over the course of one unforgettable Christmas Eve in Los Angeles. The film is funny, raunchy, heartfelt and driven by incredible performances from Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor.

Gothic drama, forbidden romance and enough vampire angst to last a lifetime — "Interview with the Vampire" has quickly become one of television's most captivating queer series. Based on Anne Rice's beloved novel, the show reimagines the relationship between Louis, Lestat and Claudia with stunning performances, lush visuals and plenty of emotional complexity. Come for the vampires, stay for the messy relationships and razor-sharp storytelling!

With his signature fringe mask and modern take on country music, Orville Peck has carved out a lane all his own. Blending classic country sounds with themes of love, heartbreak and self-discovery, his music feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new. Whether you're a longtime country fan or usually steer clear of the genre, his rich storytelling is worth a listen.

Few artists are having a moment quite like Doechii! The rapper and singer effortlessly jumps between genres, delivering sharp lyrics, catchy beats and plenty of personality in every track. Bold and creative, she's become one of music's most exciting voices and one you won't want to miss.

Known for her thoughtful songwriting and emotionally rich lyrics, Lucy Dacus has become one of indie pop's most beloved artists. Her songs explore relationships, identity, growing up queer and everything in between with honesty and warmth. Whether you're discovering her solo work or know her from supergroup Boygenius, her music has a way of sticking with you long after the last note.

For listeners who love music that feels deeply personal, Sufjan Stevens is essential. Across his acclaimed catalog, Stevens blends folk, indie, electronic and orchestral influences into songs that are both intimate and expansive. His work often touches on love, faith, grief and identity, creating music that's as moving as it is beautiful.

DJ, producer and fashion icon Honey Dijon has become one of the most influential figures in modern dance music. Drawing inspiration from Chicago house while pushing the genre forward, her sets and productions are built for the dance floor. If you're looking for music that captures the joy, energy and community at the heart of Pride celebrations, start here.

underscores is one of the most exciting names pushing the boundaries of internet-born pop right now. Blending glitchy production, punk instrumentals and emotionally charged songwriting, their music feels chaotic in the best possible way. What starts as experimental noise quickly turns into something deeply melodic and surprisingly vulnerable. If you’re into genre-bending sounds that don’t play by the rules, this is your Pride Month listen!

Hosted by drag superstars Trixie Mattel and Katya, "The Bald and the Beautiful" is equal parts hilarious and chaotic. The duo bounces between pop culture, personal stories, random tangents and existential questions with the kind of chemistry only they can deliver. Expect lots of laughs, and maybe a few completely unhinged conversations.

Hosted by comedians Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, "Las Culturistas" is a celebration of all things pop culture. From deep dives into music, movies and television to conversations with celebrity guests, the podcast is smart, funny and endlessly quotable. If you love passionate discussions about the cultural moments everyone is talking about, this one belongs in your queue.