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'The Bear' and 'Shogun' Could Start Claiming Trophies Early at Creative Arts Emmy Awards
Top Emmy nominees "Shogun" and "The Bear" can start running up the score early at the two-night Creative Arts Emmy Awards, which honor artistic and technical achievement in television.
Tennis Attire is Everywhere. Credit the Pandemic, Social Media, and Pickleball
While tennis fans savor the last matches of the U.S. Open, a subset of spectators and TV viewers have watched the year's final Grand Slam tournament as a source of fashion inspiration.
Watch: Have Antoni Porowski and Bobby Berk Made Up?
An Architectural Digest video might have hinted that Porowski still has a soft spot for his long lost Fab Five ex-costar.
HBO's Drag Reality Show 'We're Here' Canceled
After four seasons, the show's message of "love and acceptance" is coming to a close.
Acclaimed 'Christine Jorgensen Show' Returns to New York
Tickets are now on sale for "The Christine Jorgensen Show," the acclaimed musical production that captivated sold-out audiences last spring at 59E59 Theatres.
EDGE Interview: New Doc Asks, Was Abraham Lincoln a 'Lover of Men?'
The idea that Abraham Lincoln had male lovers has circulated for some time. This week it gets re-examined with the release of the new doc "Lover of Men." EDGE speaks to the director & history profs about the theory.
Resources are Out there for LGBTQ+ Travelers Looking to Stay Safe
Do LGBTQ+ tourists have a green book-like system for staying safe while traveling in these politically precarious times? They don't have one. They have many.
Troye Sivan, Charli XCX Hail Chappell Roan, Queer Pop Music
Troye Sivan and Charli XCX offered their thoughts about how pop music is getting queerer — and cited Chappell Roan as a prime example.
Listen: Still in Superhero Shape, Hugh Jackman Posts Audio Explanation and Thirsty Pic of Buff Bod
The 55-year-old actor proved he's just as ageless as Wolverine in a jaw-dropping thirst trap he posted to Instagram, along with an audio clip talking about the team effort to get him into such amazing shape.
Out Paralympics Triathlete Proposes to Her Girlfriend as She Crosses the Finish Line
It was a marriage proposal for the ages as Brenda Osnaya Alvarez, a triathlete competing at the Paramympics in Paris, celebrated finishing her race by popping the question to her girlfriend.
Paris Hilton Waited 18 Years to Drop a New Album. On 'Infinite Icon,' She's here to 'Save Pop Music'
Nearly two decades ago, Paris Hilton released her debut album, 2006's eponymous "Paris," at one height of her powers, anchored by the reggae-lite sugar rush of "Stars Are Blind." Now she's back with her long-awaited sophomore album, "Infinite Icon."
Ralph Lauren Draws the Fashion Crowd to the Horsey Hamptons for a Diverse Show of Americana
Ralph Lauren took to Hamptons horse country for a rollout of his signature Americana featuring first lady Jill Biden, Usher, and Colman Domingo on his front row, with Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, and a bevy of adorable kids on his runway.
With Musk's X Banned in Brazil, Its Users Carve Out New Digital Homes
As X went dark in this highly online country of 213 million, its users started migrating.
Taylor Swift Shows Up at Arrowhead Stadium to Watch Travis Kelce, Chiefs Face Ravens in NFL Opener
Pop superstar Taylor Swift returned to Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night to watch her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, open the NFL season against the Baltimore Ravens.
Lady Gaga's Says Her Fiancé Helped 'Change' Her Life
"The Joker: Folie à Deux" star says her mental health has come a long way thanks to Michael Polansky.
TIFF Dispatch 1: Catching Up with Big Prize Winners and Finding Smaller Surprises
EDGE contributor C.J. Prince is back at the Toronto International Film Festival and catches up with some big titles, including Cannes' Palme d'Or winner "Anora," and discovers surprises like Hiroshi Okuyama's "My Sunshine."
Queer 'X-Men '97' Creator Beau DeMayo Takes to OnlyFans to Slam Marvel, Disney with Claim of 'Egregious Prejudicial Misconduct'
The queer creator of "X-Men '97" posted a video to OnlyFans saying he didn't feel "safe at the studio as a gay Black man" and imply his firing was racist and homophobic.
Sade to Release First Song in Years, Dedicated to Son, for Trans Awareness Benefit Album
You couldn't get away from her smooth vocals and the soft jazz stylings of her self-named band in the late '80s; now Sade is roaring back with "Young Lion," a single dedicated to her transgender son.
Andy Cohen Puts His West Village Apartment on the Market for a Cool $14 Mil - And Gay Twitter Weighs In
Out talk show host and "Real Housewives" producer Andy Cohen created a unique living space from four separate apartments. Now he's selling up... and Gay Twitter is tweeting over the realtor's pics.
Joaquin Phoenix Addresses Leaving Todd Haynes Flick During 'Joker 2' Press Conference
Inquiring minds finally have an answer why Joaquin Phoenix walked off of Todd Haynes' untitled gay romance flick... sort of.
Providence Fringe Festival Kicked Off With a Bang
Since 2014, the Providence Fringe Festival has been giving local and out of town artists the opportunity to show their talents in the area's premier outdoor arts festival.
Metamorphoses
Berkeley Rep could probably stage this play every single year and keep having a hit on its hands. Certainly it's easy to imagine charmed audiences returning again and again.