Entertainment
Review: Toxic Masculinity Tale 'Men' Destined for Cinematic Greatness
"Men" is pregnant with symbolism and tour de force performances by Buckley and Kinnear.
Review: 'Downton Abbey: A New Era' a Spring Blockbuster Worthy Of All The Fanfare
When a mystery from their past casts a shadow on the entire family's future, the Crawleys once again turn to innovation to endure in the continuing legacy of Julian Fellowes' phenomenon.
Deemed 'Too Gay,' Colton Haynes 'Straightened Up' to Win Roles Early in Career
"Teen Wolf" star Colton Haynes reveals in a new interview how he had to "straighten up" to win roles — and how coming out cost him the career he might have had otherwise.
Outrage Ensues as Netflix Lays Off Queer, Diverse Staff in 150 Employee Cut
Social media was not kind to the streaming giant after learning that employee cuts included entire diversity departments for programming.
Watch: Amazon Lands Queer Comedy 'My Fake Boyfriend'
Amazon acquires queer comedy "My Fake Boyfriend." The streamer acquired the film from BuzzFeed Studios and Lionsgate for distribution beginning this summer.
Reports: Rihanna and A$AP Rocky Welcome Baby Boy in LA
Rihanna and A$AP Rocky have welcomed a baby boy, according to multiple reports.
With Sequel Plans, Rob Reiner Turns 'Spinal Tap' up to 11
Rob Reiner and company want to get the band back together for a sequel.
Ellen DeGeneres: Proud of What She, Daytime TV Show Achieved
DeGeneres spoke recently with The Associated Press about why her Daytime Emmy-winning show worked, and she reflected on her influence.
Neil Patrick Harris Apologizes Again for Old Joke about Amy Winehouse's Death
In yet another example of how comments made online are forever, openly gay actor Neil Patrick Harris is apologizing once more for a joke from 2011 about the death of beloved singer Amy Winehouse.
'Queen of the Universe' Winner Grag Queen Releases New Song Ahead of US Tour
There's a new Queen in town named Grag Queen and she's recently released her first-ever English language song with, "You Betta" along with announcing tour dates in the United States.
Theo James on His Nude Landings on 'The Time Traveler's Wife'
On the new HBO series "The Time Traveler's Wife," Theo James plays a man who travels through time. Complicating matters is that when he time-travels, he arrives naked. James talked about being naked and alone on camera.
Gay Twitter's 42 Best Tweets This Week
This week's edition of Gay Twitter includes hilarious reactions to Cara Delevingne, Gia Gunn's DragCon tweet, Madison Cawthorn and more!
Something Old, Something New — the Costumes of 'Downton Abbey'
Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue — all these elements went into the costuming of "Downton Abbey: A New Era."
Review: The Woman, The Myth, The Miniseries: 'Angelyne' Unveils the '80s Sensation
Before the internet or social networking, one individual became one of the most famous people on the planet, just for a billboard! Emmy Rossum stars as "Angelyne" in the Peacock series.
Out Film Star Rupert Everett: Straight Actors Should Play Gay...Except Maybe not Colin Firth
In an interview on Piers Morgan's talk show, out film star Rupert Everett opened up about his opinions regarding LGBTQ+ actors and who should play what sorts of roles.
'Riverdale' Season 7 to be Series' Last
The CW has announced that Season 7 of the long-running "Riverdale" will be the series' last.
Review: 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' in 4K a Frequently Gorgeous Release
John Ford's timeless western classic arrives in 4K Ultra HD with a new 4K Blu-ray release from Paramount. Although some of the film looks worse than it should in 4K, this is an overall great release.
Cast Grows for Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach's 'Barbie'
There's fresh casting news about the latest Greta Gerwig/Noah Baumbach collab, a live-action outing for Barbie and Ken, including the signing of trans actress Hari Nef.
Jill Biden, Selena Gomez Lead Talk on Youth Mental Health
Selena Gomez joined first lady Jill Biden and U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy at the White House on Wednesday for a conversation about youth mental health.
No More Streaming-Only Debuts for Oscar Hopefuls
The Oscars are getting back to normal, eligibility-wise. After two years of pandemic-related adjustments, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said Wednesday that Oscar hopefuls will once again have to launch their films in movie theaters.
Review: 'Julia Scotti: Funny That Way' - Elder Trans Comic Gets Last Laugh
"Julia Scotti: Funny That Way" is a triumph not only for the comedian herself, but for audiences who need to hear from trans people about their own lived experiences... and who, not incidentally, need a good laugh.
Review: 'Downton Abbey: A New Era' a Spring Blockbuster Worthy Of All The Fanfare
When a mystery from their past casts a shadow on the entire family's future, the Crawleys once again turn to innovation to endure in the continuing legacy of Julian Fellowes' phenomenon.
Review: The Players Put It Together with Stylish Sondheim Revue
The Players at Barker Playhouse are finishing their season with the highly stylish musical revue "Putting It Together," featuring the music of legendary composer/lyricist Stephen Sondheim.
Forster Meets Grindr in Hugely Entertaining 'The Inheritance'
Matthew Lopez's Tony-winning "The Inheritance" gets its Boston premiere in an exemplary production.