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Paul Foquet, Tan Lines, Mini Cooper, No Notes
It may be considered the wine capital of the world, but Bordeaux, France is also home to another fine resource: one Paul Foquet, a gay Frenchman who pairs well with this beautiful city.
Mergim Shabani's Flex Takes Up the Entire City
"Still the biggest chest in Milan." That is quite a statement for Mergim Shabani.
Matt O'Brien is in Pacific Time But He's Not Standard
Los Angeles is the land of the bold and the beautiful. Matt O'Brien epitomizes both of those descriptions very well, and it's pretty clear he's not giving up either one of them.
For Black Men, Fashion Has Been a Tool of Self-Expression — and a Way They've Been Judged
Clothing as message. Fashion and style as tools, signifiers of culture and identity, whether intentional or assumed. There's likely no group for whom that's been more true than Black men.
It's Nail-Biting Time on Broadway as Tony Award Nominations Roll Around
After a Broadway season with 14 new musicals and the same number of new plays, there's uncertainty about Tony Award nominations. What's practically a lock: Audra McDonald hearing her name called.
For the Cape Playhouse's Eric Rosen, Summer Stock is Theater Camp for Grown-ups
A year ago, EDGE spoke with Eric Rosen on the cusp of his first season as Artistic Director of Cape Playhouse, one of America's most famous summer theater. Now he's back to talk about his second season, along with the success of the first.
EDGE Now: Met Gala Madness
The Met Gala is almost here, darlings — so let's strut down memory lane and gag over the lewks that still have us screaming! It's time for another fab episode of EDGE Now, served fresh by your glam squad at Prelude Fertility.
'Drag Race' Star Lexi Love is Stepping Back to Take a Breath
"Drag Race" star Lexi Love is stepping back from drag mere days after the show's 17th season finale.
'Yeah, I Don't Think So' — Patti LuPone Shoots Down 'AHS' Return
Chalk up another diva who says she won't be headed back to "American Horror Story" for a 13th, and possibly final, season.
Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers Take 'Las Culturistas' Awards to TV
The awards show that grew out of the "Las Culturistas" podcast will be coming to TV for the first time with its fourth annual edition.
Charles Laurent is the Icing on the Cake
Meet Charles Laurent, a baker who turns up the heat both in the kitchen and on social media.
Barbra Streisand Announces New Duets Album with Bob Dylan, Mariah Carey, Ariana Grande and More
Barbra Streisand is still a woman in love, and she'll do anything to get you into her world.
Carlos Zaragoza Fulfills the Brief
Blazing his way through social media with sexy shots, Carlos Zaragoza has a huge harvest of thirst traps just waiting for you to scroll through.
Key Things to Know about the Upcoming Summer Movie Season
Superheroes alone don't make for a healthy marketplace, and this year studios have set a full slate for every kind of moviegoer, with over 40 wide releases spanning genres.
LGBTQ+ Models Showcase Lady Gaga-Inspired Outfits at Rio de Janeiro Train Station
Members of the LGBTQ+ community on Tuesday modeled creations inspired by Lady Gaga's iconic style at a fashion show in Brazil.
'Wear Whatever the F You Want,' Say Stacy London & Clinton Kelly. 'There Are No More Norms!'
'Wear Whatever the F You Want,' is the latest fashion makeover show from the team of Stacy London and Clinton Kelly, offering a kinder, gentler version of their iconic hit "What Not to Wear." They speak with EDGE about their latest show.
How Rainbow Laces Became So Important
The world of sports has not always been regarded as welcoming for many in the LGBTQ community. But sometimes it is the smaller gestures that gain traction and make a bigger dent in society.
Lux Pascal Says Pedro Really Is That Good
Trans actress Lux Pascal spilled some sweet tea about her brother Pedro Pascal, saying he models authenticity. "That's the main lesson I've gotten from him: There's no reason for me to hide who I am, right?"
When Diana and Freddie Crashed the Party
A new biography takes a fresh look at the Queen of People's Hearts and tells the beloved story of her "nocturnal adventure" to a famed London gay bar with none other than Freddie Mercury.
Terrence Howard Fumbles the Marvin Gaye Bag
"Empire" actor Terrence Howard didn't play Gaye because he couldn't bring himself to play gay.
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.