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Matt Meredith Has Us Rethinking the Term "Junk" Food

Matt Meredith Has Us Rethinking the Term "Junk" Food

NEWS | By Timothy Rawles | Apr 3

It's kind of simple: Take your shirt off, point the phone toward a mirror and take a picture. For Matt Meredith his reflection is an image of discipline and determination. The only six-pack he's carrying is the one attached to his ribs.

Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo Tease New 'Wicked: For Good' Footage During CinemaCon Victory Lap

Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo Tease New 'Wicked: For Good' Footage During CinemaCon Victory Lap

CULTURE | By Krysta Fauria | Apr 3

When the pair hit the stage at the annual CinemaCon convention to promote "Wicked: For Good," it felt like a kind of victory lap following the first movie's critical acclaim and box office success.

Georgia Lawmakers Pass Religious Freedom Bill Despite Discrimination Concerns

Georgia Lawmakers Pass Religious Freedom Bill Despite Discrimination Concerns

NEWS | By Charlotte Kramon | Apr 3

Lawmakers in Georgia's House passed a controversial bill Wednesday that aims to protect people's rights to express their religion, but that critics say could lead to discrimination.

Adult Male Star Damien Stone Has Died

Adult Male Star Damien Stone Has Died

CULTURE | Apr 2

The NSFW site Str8UpGayPorn.com reports that adult male star Damien Stone has died. He was 32 years of age.

Ata Mosawe's Awesome Smokeshow

Ata Mosawe's Awesome Smokeshow

CULTURE | By Timothy Rawles | Apr 2

"If you be a friend to yourself, you'll never be alone," Ata Mosawe writes on his Instagram bio. It's a great sentiment and advice worth taking, but we can't imagine Ata ever being by himself. If it were up to us, we'd keep him company full time.

Streaming Queer: April 2025

Streaming Queer: April 2025

CULTURE | By Andrea Marks Joseph | Apr 2

Amongst the shows streaming this month are the return of "Hacks" and "The Handmaid's Tale" (in its final season); and the terrific (and underrated) horror film "Smile 2."

Outrage Continues Over Gay Venezuelan's Arrest, Deportation for Dubious 'Gang Membership' Claims

Outrage Continues Over Gay Venezuelan's Arrest, Deportation for Dubious 'Gang Membership' Claims

NEWS | By Kilian Melloy | Apr 2

Accounts proliferate of masked plainclothes ICE agents snatching people, shoving them into vans, and consigning them to a notorious foreign prison, but the story of Andry Romero has staying power.

Watch: Rock Band Guster Brings Cast of Canceled Trans-Themed 'Finn' to Kennedy Center Stage

Watch: Rock Band Guster Brings Cast of Canceled Trans-Themed 'Finn' to Kennedy Center Stage

CULTURE | By Kilian Melloy | Apr 2

The alternative rock band Guster graced the stage of the Kennedy Center on March 28, and they showed their allyship in the face of censorship by bringing out the cast of the trans-themed show "Finn."

Religious Right Rages After Texas Pastor Points Out No Biblical Basis for Transphobia

Religious Right Rages After Texas Pastor Points Out No Biblical Basis for Transphobia

NEWS | By Kilian Melloy | Apr 2

Religious conservatives flew into a frenzy after a Texas pastor took to social media to point out a few Biblical stats — including the absolute absence of condemnation of transgender people in scripture.

Josh Brolin, Francis Ford Coppola, and Michael Mann Pay Tribute to Val Kilmer After his Death

Josh Brolin, Francis Ford Coppola, and Michael Mann Pay Tribute to Val Kilmer After his Death

CULTURE | Apr 2

Actor Josh Brolin and director Michael Mann are among those paying tribute to Val Kilmer, who died Tuesday at age 65. Here's a look at some of the reactions.

News

Answering Your Questions about President Trump's Vast New Tariffs

Answering Your Questions about President Trump's Vast New Tariffs

NEWS | By Christopher Rugaber and Paul Wiseman | Apr 3

Donald Trump followed through on his tariff threats by declaring a 10% baseline tax on imports from all countries and higher tariff rates on dozens of nations that run trade surpluses with the United States.

Culture

Out Playwright Ricardo Pérez González Blends his Identities in 'Don't Eat the Mangoes'

Out Playwright Ricardo Pérez González Blends his Identities in 'Don't Eat the Mangoes'

CULTURE | By Kilian Melloy | Apr 2

Openly queer playwright Ricardo Pérez González has crafted a family drama in "Don't Eat the Mangoes" that addresses issues of prejudice, imperialism, and anti-queer bias, all within the intimate surrounds of a family home.

Nightlife

EDGE Now: Werk, Wander, Repeat

EDGE Now: Werk, Wander, Repeat

MEDIA | Mar 25

Ready to jet-set with some seriously fab queer travel influencers? Buckle up, babes, because this episode of EDGE Now is serving wanderlust and queer excellence—hot and fresh, courtesy of our fierce friends at Prelude Fertility!