Lights, camera, gay panic! The Entertainment section of Queerazon is where film, TV, music, comedy, theatre, drag, and pop culture all come together in one sparkling library of delight. From diva biographies and oral histories of queer nightlife, to behind-the-scenes cinema books, to music photography, camp classics, cult favorites, and deep-cut cultural criticism — this category collects the stories of how we perform, create, dance, sing, laugh, and survive together.
Whether you’re studying drag herstory, researching queer representation on screen, or just here because you love a good glamorous hot mess (same), this is where you’ll find the glitter, the gossip, the drama, and the joy of queer culture in motion.
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A New York Times bestselling cookbook showcasing Antoni Porowski’s approachable, flavor-forward recipes, blending comfort dishes, global inspiration, and a warm Queer Eye sensibility. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
Let’s Do Dinner offers easy, flavor-forward meals from Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski, focusing on simple techniques, bright vegetables, and satisfying dinners that feel special without extra effort. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
A beautifully produced tribute to David Bowie’s life and legacy, Bowie @ 75 chronicles seventy-five defining moments in his career. Includes a slipcase, gatefold artwork, photo print, and collectible poster. Hardcover.
A candid, behind-the-scenes photographic travelogue of David Bowie’s Station to Station era — intimate, glamorous, and iconic.
A fierce and filthy collection of Bruce LaBruce’s most provocative writings on porn, art, and queer rebellion—Diarios Porno captures the underground filmmaker’s defiant vision in essays, diaries, and rare images that explode the borders of sexuality and culture.
Una colección feroz y provocadora de los escritos más polémicos de Bruce LaBruce sobre pornografía, arte y disidencia queer. Diarios Porno retrata la visión desafiante del cineasta underground a través de ensayos, diarios e imágenes que rompen los límites de la sexualidad y la cultura.
An intimate memoir of Eartha Kitt told through the eyes of her daughter, Kitt Shapiro. Blending family history with cultural legacy, this moving book explores race, fame, motherhood, and the enduring bond between two extraordinary women.
A vibrant visual celebration of Elton John’s life and legacy, Elton John @ 75 spotlights 75 defining moments across five decades of music, fashion, and activism. Includes slipcase, gatefold art, photo print, and poster. Hardcover.
The long-awaited English publication of Josephine Baker’s memoir chronicles her astonishing life as a Harlem Renaissance superstar, Parisian icon, wartime spy, and Civil Rights activist in her own fearless voice.
A reflective memoir about listening, coming out, and personal growth, Hear’s the Thing follows Cody Alan’s journey toward authenticity, empathy, and deeper connection.
Drawing from his real-life romance with Judy Garland, John Meyer’s Heartbreaker is an intimate theatrical memoir exploring the final turbulent months of Garland’s extraordinary life.
In this witty and emotionally honest debut essay collection, comedian Elizabeth Teets explores growing up queer, feminine, and unapologetically earnest through the lens of television, pop culture, comedy, and feminism. Funny, vulnerable, and sharply observant, I Blame Television celebrates sincerity in a world obsessed with irony.
A fearless solo journey across Africa becomes a powerful exploration of identity and independence. A queer feminist memoir of travel, curiosity, and defiance.
Comedy writer Bruce Vilanch looks back on the most infamous television disasters of his career, including The Star Wars Holiday Special and The Brady Bunch Variety Hour, in this hilarious Hollywood memoir packed with celebrity stories, behind-the-scenes chaos, and unapologetic camp energy.
A lively biography of Kylie Minogue, tracing her rise from Neighbours to international pop superstardom and LGBTQ+ icon status. Sean Smith explores her reinventions, her public battle with breast cancer, and the cultural impact that made her a global symbol of resilience and style. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
A playful and inspiring picture-book biography celebrating David Bowie’s imagination, creativity, and fearless individuality.
A heartwarming picture-book biography celebrating Dolly Parton’s music, imagination, kindness, and commitment to giving back.
A colorful picture-book biography of Elton John — the piano-playing superstar who showed the world that being yourself is always in style.
An inspiring picture-book biography celebrating RuPaul’s creativity, confidence, and message of loving yourself.
A moving memoir of acceptance and unconditional love, Love, Ellen follows a mother’s journey to understanding her gay daughter—and becoming an advocate for LGBTQ+ families everywhere.
A hilarious and heartfelt memoir about a gay Persian Muslim navigating faith, family expectations, identity, and West Hollywood chaos while finding his voice through comedy.
A passionate exploration of LGBTQIA+ representation in horror cinema, blending personal reflection, film history, and sharp cultural analysis through twenty unforgettable horror film recommendations.
An exploration of bounce music and Black queer performance in post-Katrina New Orleans, Raising the Bottom examines how artists transformed displacement into community, power, and joy. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 1478038616.
A moving, often funny memoir from queer Mi’kmaw comedian and broadcaster Candy Palmater. Running Down a Dream is a powerful call to embrace failure, trust yourself, and pursue the life you want—no matter when you start.
A moving cultural study of Dolly Parton as a feminist icon for working-class women. She Come By It Natural blends music, memoir, and social insight into a powerful examination of gender, class, and survival.
Part memoir, part superhero origin story, Supergay! follows Frankie Grande’s journey from a glitter-loving outsider to a confident performer, activist, and proud queer voice, told with humor, heart, and unapologetic sparkle.
A deluxe two-volume hardcover set celebrating the 50-year legacy of The Rocky Horror Show and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, featuring the original 1973 script, rare archival photos, and an illustrated oral history with new interviews and never-before-seen material.
Roddy Bottum of Faith No More tells his electrifying, queer coming-of-age story in 1980s San Francisco—an era of punk, rebellion, addiction, and resilience—written with raw honesty and lyrical force.
A richly annotated collection of over 500 letters from avant-garde icon John Cage, offering sharp insight into his life, collaborations, philosophy, and artistry. This remainder hardcover delivers Cage’s wit and brilliance at an unbeatable price.
