Entertainment
Chenoweth, Miranda, Rivera and More to Celebrate Broadway
Many of Broadway's biggest lights — including Kristin Chenoweth, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Chita Rivera and Idina Menzel — will make appearances at Sunday's TV celebration of Broadway's return.
Emmy Ratings Up to 7.4 Million Viewers this Year
The Emmys accomplished what is becoming a rarity for awards shows these days, by actually increasing its viewership over the previous years.
TIFF Riffs 2... It's a Wrap!
EDGE contributor Frank J. Avella offers his second report about the Toronto Film Festival as it comes to an end.
Watch: Gay Couple Returns to Soap Spinoff... And Take a Steamy Shower
On the 5-episode 'Days of Our Lives" spin-off, "Beyond Salem," a gay couple returns to the series. EDGE spoke to the actors — Chandler Massey (repeating his role) and Zack Tinker (taking over the other) about working together.
Review: 'Midnight Mass' More than Horror; It's a Masterpiece
"Midnight Mass" is horrific and beautiful in equal measure, and proves to be Mike Flanagan's masterpiece.
Watch: Troye Sivan Prays Timothée Chalamet is Feeling 'Bi-Curious' at Met Gala
Out pop singer Troye Sivan shared a TikTok of himself praying before the Met Gala that "Call Me by Your Name" actor Timothée Chalamet is at least "bi-curious."
Check Out the LGBTQ Personalities Who Came Out for the Emmys
Though we'd like to see more LGBTQ representation at the Emmys, major queer personalities (and nominees) attended the event, some making powerful statements with their red carpet looks.
EDGE's New Music Friday: Lil Nas X, Taylor Swift, Kehlani, The War on Drugs and More
Welcome to EDGE's New Music Friday, our guide to the best singles and albums released every week! This week, Lil Nas X releases his debut album "Montero", Taylor Swift shares a new version of her hit song "Wildest Dreams", and more.
'Still Dancing,' Rev. Steve Pieters Relives his Iconic Tammy Faye Interview
When the filmmakers of "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" included an interview with Rev. Steve Pieters in the film, they never reached out to him, assuming he was dead. Instead, the long-time AIDS survivor reached out to them.
Gus Kenworthy Heads to Greece with Mystery Man, Thirst-Traps Reveal
"Alexa, play 'Summer Lovin'' from the musical Greece!" Gus Kenworthy captioned his Instagram pics from his vacation in Greece.
Gay Twitter's 52 Funniest Tweets This Week
It's another round up of the funniest tweets from Gay Twitter. This week, people couldn't hold back tweeting about the VMAs, the Met Gala (especially Lee Pace), Nicki Minaj's vaccine drama, and more!
Out Actor Lee Pace Put a Ring On It... Did He Marry His Longtime BF?
At the Met Gala on Monday, out actor Lee Pace put a ring on it and the internet is wild with speculation that he has married Matthew Foley, whom he has been dating since 2017.
Emmys: Jean Smart Pays Tribute to Late Husband In Speech
Jean Smart held back tears while accepting the best actress in a comedy series Emmy for her role in "Hacks," which she dedicated to her late husband.
Kamala Harris to Face Panelists on 'The View' Friday
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit "The View" studio on Friday for her sixth appearance on the daytime chat show — but her first as vice president. She'll answer questions about the pandemic, Afghanistan and other topics.
2021 Toronto Int. Film Fest Diary: Entry 4 - The Uncanny Festival
As the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival comes to a close, EDGE contributor C.J. Prince takes a look at a few more films along with the event's big awards, which are usually an Oscars indicator.
Review: 4K Edition of 'The Shawshank Redemption' a Considerable Upgrade in Quality
One of the most admired mainstream dramas of all time takes a step up from the cable-channel presentation you're probably used to with its all-new 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release.
Antony Hickling Takes a Spiritual Gay Journey 'Down In Paris'
Antony Hickling plays a gay movie director in a spiritual crisis in a film that feels a like a modern "Divine Comedy" with an LGBTQ+ twist and a little like a queer version of "After Hours."
Is a Collab with the Teletubbies in Lil Nas X's Future?
Lil Nas X's debut album "Montero" features a constellation of guest stars...and four petite, longtime artists have reached out looking to feature on his followup.
Review: 'Marry Me However' a Piercing Look at the Costs of Gays Marrying Straights
Tis documentary examines the question of devout LGTBQ+ people of Jewish faith reconciling their spirituality with their sexuality... sometimes after having done enormous harm by pretending.
Review: Documentary 'North by Current' Offers Graceful Moments, No Easy Answers
Trans documentary filmmaker Angelo Madsen Minax returns to his Michigan home town, and his family, across several years to document a family tragedy and unravel complex relationships.
Review: The Heroes and Puzzles of 'Escape Room' are Back in 'Tournament Of Champions'
Bigger and more elaborate, the sequel to 2019's surprise hit isn't as novel this time around, but it still has its thrills.
Review: 'Midnight Mass' More than Horror; It's a Masterpiece
"Midnight Mass" is horrific and beautiful in equal measure, and proves to be Mike Flanagan's masterpiece.
Jacqueline Novak Explores the Punditry of the Penis in 'Get On Your Knees'
In a breathless 90 minutes, Jacqueline Novak tells her audience most everything they may ever want to know about a blow job. Her show evolves with so many ideas and at such a speed she could have called it "The Punditry of the Penis."
Review: 'Hold These Truths' Celebrates Pacifist Hero
In Jeanne Sakata's one-person play actor Jomar Tagatac is superb as Gordon Hirabayashi, a sunny Quaker activist staring down the federal government's World War II-era internment orders.