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Sean 'Diddy' Combs to Make First Appearance Before Trial Judge in Sex Trafficking Case
Sean "Diddy" Combs is set to make his first appearance before the judge who is expected to preside over the hip-hop powerbroker's trial on sex trafficking charges.
Acting or Hosting, Travis Kelce Wants to Continue to Pursue a Showbiz Career. But first, Football
Travis Kelce plays a flirty nurse with swagger on FX's series "Grotesquerie," landed a cameo in "Happy Gilmore 2", and hosts a new game show. One thing's a constant, though: Football comes first.
Kristin Chenoweth, Audra McDonald, and Kelli O'Hara Join Livestreamed 'Broadway Rallies for Kamala'
"Broadway Rallies for Kamala" will be performed in front of a live, invited audience and live streamed nationally for free on Monday via BroadwayWorld at 7:30 p.m. EDT.
'Ladies Who Brunch' Returns to Boston's Club Café Featuring Brand New Cast
On Sunday, October 13, at the Club Café's Napoleon Room, John O'Neil will present the first installment of his popular "Ladies Who Brunch" series, now in its third season, this time featuring Eden Casteel, Valerie Sneade-Roy and Michelle Currie.
'Studio One Forever,' Marc Saltarelli's Intimate Connection to the Iconic Nightclub
In "Studio One Forever," director Marc Saltarelli along with narrators Bruce Vilanch and David Del Valle explore this important venue. This documentary seeks to preserve the club's legacy and address the great impact it had on the community in general.
'I Can Sing That.' 'Strange Loop' Alum James Jackson, Jr. Connects with Favorite Songs for Ptown Cabaret
EDGE speaks with Broadway actor James Jackson, Jr. ("A Strange Loop") about how he was marginalized when he first auditioned for Broadway shows, and how those experiences inform his current cabaret show.
Macron Says He's 'Super Proud' of His Wife's Cameo in 'Emily in Paris'
French President Emmanuel Macron says he's "super proud" of a cameo appearance by his wife, Brigitte, in the fourth season of the Netflix show "Emily in Paris."
Alfonso Cuarón and Cate Blanchett Made a Television Series. 'Disclaimer' is Already a Triumph
"Disclaimer" pulls the rug out from the audience before they've had the chance to get settled.
Gay Instagram Embraces Kathryn Hahn as She Makes Inaugural Post
"Agatha All Along" star Kathryn Hahn was not on Instagram until yesterday — but when she made her inaugural post, a candid snap of herself and co-star Joe Locke, fans greeted her with enthusiasm.
Bi Pop Star Billie Eilish Declares She's 'Never Talking About My Sexuality Ever Again'
Pop singer Billie Eilish is open about being bi — maybe too open, she said in a recent interview, declaring that she regrets how her sexuality is public knowledge and she's never going to discuss it again.
Trans 'Heartstopper,' 'Doctor Who' Actor Yasmin Finney Talks About Trolls and Onscreen Intimacy
Yasmin Finney, the transgender actor who portrays trans characters Elle on "Heartstopper" and Rose Noble on "Doctor Who," opened up about what the roles have meant, how she deals with trolls, and more.
Dystopian Sci-Fi Puppet Spectacular Heads to ArtsEmerson Halloween Week
ArtsEmerson brings "On the Eve of Abolition," a radical imaginary sci-fi story set in 2047, to the Emerson Paramount for four days, beginning on Halloween. The bilingual (Spanish/English) multimedia performance is by Papel Machete.
Watch: What Intimacy Coordinator? Drew Starkey Says He and Daniel Craig Had 'Fun' with Hot Sex Scenes in 'Queer'
Drew Starkey says he and Daniel Craig weren't in need of the set's intimacy coordinator for the hot sex scenes in "Queer," calling the steamy moments "fun" and "comfortable."
'Succession' Star Jeremy Strong: LGBTQ+ Actors Should be 'Given More Weight' in Consideration for Queer Roles
Jeremy Strong, who plays closeted gay lawyer Roy Cohn in the upcoming Trump biopic "The Apprentice," says actors' sexuality should have some "weight" when queer roles are cast.
'Queer Eye' Star Jonathan Van Ness Bites Back after Trump Attack Ad
Donald Trump came for nonbinary people — and "Queer Eye" star Jonathan Van Ness, who was featured in an attack ad targeting Kamala Harris and "they/them" pronouns, spoke up in response.
Cissy Houston, a Grammy-winning Gospel Singer and Whitney Houston's Mother, Dies at 91
Cissy Houston, a two-time Grammy-winning soul and gospel artist who knew triumph and heartbreak as the mother of Whitney Houston, has died. She was 91.
What's New, Telly Leung? Starring in Musicalized 'My Best Friend's Wedding' in Ogunquit
Actor/singer Telly Leung gets to walk in Rupert Everett's footsteps in the musicalized version of "My Best Friend's Wedding," where he plays the queer bff who helps bring sanity to his best friend pursuing her ex while attending a wedding.
'American Sports Story' Star Josh Andrés Rivera Serves Looks in Steamy Photoshoot
Josh Rivera, who plays football star Aaron Hernandez in the FX Ryan Murphy anthology series "American Sports Story," recently took on a different role in a steamy photoshoot: Beefcake.
A Horrifically Funny Interview With Playwright Riley Elton McCarthy
The quirky tale of a rather unusual road trip across America promises blood, guts, vomit, cannibalism, the ingestion of rocks, bugs, and tree bark, a dream ballet scene, 400 pounds of sand on stage, and a trans lead.
You'll Never Believe that *THIS* Queer Celeb Can't Get a Date
Not keen on hookup apps and missing the flirty gym culture of the USA, *this* hot gay celeb, living in London, can't get a date — and he says that being famous is actually part of the problem.