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'Ted Lasso' is Coming Back for Season 4
Jason Sudeikis' mustache is making a comeback. "Ted Lasso," the dramedy about a fiercely optimistic American soccer coach in London, is set to return for a fourth season, Apple TV+ announced Friday.
Jason Isaacs 'White Lotus' Secret Exposed by his Onscreen Children
Jason Isaac had quite a revealing moment on last Sunday's "The White Lotus." It turns out he was helped by the show's make-up team.
Watch: 'Hateful' Lipstick Message Rocks the Werk Room on 'Drag Race'
A sensitive health issue seems to be at the root of a biting lipstick message that a departing queen scrawled to fellow "Drag Race" contestant Onya Nurve.
Josh Duckworth Ditches his Civvies for Skivvies
Social media is a place where people can update their followers about their daily lives. Josh Duckworth's is about what underwear he has on for the day.
Providence is the Sizzling Culinary Hotspot You Always Wanted
Let the flavors come alive in the state capital of Rhode Island, a foodie lover's dreamscape for anyone who is looking for a culinary adventure.
Chappell Roan Goes A Little Bit Country with New Single 'The Giver'
Chappell Roan rides in a new direction with "The Giver," which she's characterized as "a lesbian country song." The new single dropped on March 13.
Watch: Nathan Lane Dishes on How Matt Bomer Smells and New 'Gay Golden Girls' Sitcom
Out actor Nathan Lane gave Colbert a taste of what's in store on his new sitcom, "Mid-Century Modern," including a description of how delicious co-star Matt Bomer smells.
We are Getting Our Licks in with Hottie Coley Vance
Sticking out your tongue can be an act of mockery, but for fitness model Cody Vance it's a sign of pride.
Bowen Yang Reveals This Lady Gaga Song Helped Him Re-Emerge from the Closet Following Conversion Therapy
Bowen Yang welcomed Lady Gaga to his podcast, where he revealed which of her songs helped him regain authenticity after having gone through conversion therapy.
Conductor/Composer Teddy Abrams Honors Mentors in Boston Symphony Debut
Teddy Abrams, conductor of the Louisville Symphony, makes his debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra this week in a program that honors two of his mentors, Leonard Bernstein, and his friend Michael Tilson Thomas.
News
North Dakota Senate Rejects Resolution Asking US Supreme Court to Overturn Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The North Dakota Senate on Thursday rejected a measure that would have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn its landmark 2015 ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.
Watch: House Subcommittee Hearing on National Security Derailed when GOP Chairman Misgenders Congresswoman Sarah McBride
Pete Buttigieg Will Announce he Won't Seek US Senate Seat in Michigan, Source Says
North Dakota Legislature Close to Asking US Supreme Court to Undo Landmark Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
Culture
Rock, Pop, and Rock on Broadway — All in the Life of Constantine Maroulis
It was 20 years ago that Constantine Maroulis shot to fame as the hot rocker on "American Idol." But even before that he starred in "RENT," received a Tony nom, and has toured with his rock band. EDGE spoke to Maroulis about his career.
Pride
A New Chapter For The Cherry Fund: From Circuit Party to Comprehensive Foundation
The Cherry Fund is evolving! While our iconic CHERRY Circuit Party continues, we're now a full-fledged foundation with a broader mission to support LGBTQ+ causes. Together, we'll create lasting change.
Nightlife
EDGE Now: Sip, Slay, Vacay
Spring break, but make it gaycation! We've rounded up the hottest queer-friendly travel spots to spice up your getaway. And honey, don't miss the latest episode of EDGE Now, brought to you fresh by our fierce friends at Prelude Fertility!
