LGBTQ News and More
The Unicorn Is Real: Defying the Myth of Bisexuality
"I have dogs and cats, so maybe that sets me up for bisexuality very well," jokes Margaret Cho. Our attitudes about where the "B" fits in LGBTQ is a hot topic in the queer community and beyond.
Post Playing Liza, Krysta Rodriguez Makes Ptown Debut this Weekend
After receiving glowing reviews for her performance as Liza Minnelli in Netflix's "Halston," Krysta Rodriguez heads to Provincetown this weekend for a pair of concerts. She spoke to EDGE about Liza & returning to performing again.
BSO Presents Free Concert to Celebrate Symphony Hall's Reopening
As the culmination of the Boston Symphony Orchestra's 2021-22 season-opening weekend, the orchestra presents a special BSO/Boston Pops community concert under the direction of Andris Nelsons, Thomas Wilkins, John Williams, and Keith Lockhart.
Sarah Jessica Parker on Why She hasn't Reacted to Passing of 'SATC' Costar Willie Garson
Sarah Jessica Parker explains why she's been quiet about reacting to the recent passing of fellow "Sex and the City" star Willie Garson.
Lil Nas X Covers LGBTQ+ Ally Dolly Parton's Signature Song
Out hip-hop artist Lil Nas X may have a new hit on his hands with a rendition of "Jolene," a 1973 single by Dolly Parton that is something of a signature song for the longtime LGBTQ+ ally.
Casting Coups — Actors Who Successfully Transferred Iconic Roles from Stage to Screen
Ben Platt is getting considerable grief for taking the lead in "Dear Evan Hansen" where he plays the high school student he played on stage while in his late 20s. But other actors went from stage to screen with success.
Tonys: Broadway Hopes to Razzle-Dazzle its Way Out Pandemic
Broadway is in need of a boost these days so it has smartly called on one of its most beloved, award-winning stage veterans for help — Audra McDonald.
A Match Made on Tinder: Gay Newlywed Donates Kidney to His Husband
A married couple in Denver turned out to be matches for an organ transplant as well as soul mates: "It just feels like it was meant to be."
After 40 Seasons, Jeff Probst Changes this Gendered 'Survivor' Phrase to be More Inclusive
On the first episode of "Survivor" Season 41, host Jeff Probst asked the 18 new castaways if there should be a change to his iconic catchphrase "Come on in, guys!" due to its gendered language.
Kevin Bacon Signs on to Out Screenwriter John Logan's 'LGBTQ+ Empowerment' Horror Project
Kevin Bacon has signed on to star in out screenwriter John Logan's new horror movie — an "LGBTQ+ empowerment" yarn set, with blood-curdling aptness, at a gay conversion camp.
News
Some Argentines Turn to Unusual Pandemic Pets for Comfort
Millions of people have found solace during the pandemic in cuddling a dog or cat. For a few, comfort comes in other forms — those of a horse or a pig, perhaps a possum-like sugar glider or even a tarantula.
Entertainment
Review: Psych Drama Company Delivers a Gripping 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'
The Psych Drama Company's production of Tennessee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" may be presented as an audio drama, but it has the grip and emotional range of a fully-staged presentation.
Business
US Sues to Stop Deal Between American Airlines and JetBlue
The Justice Department and officials in six states have filed a lawsuit to block a partnership formed by American Airlines and JetBlue, claiming that it will reduce competition and lead to higher fares.
Technology
Watch: Thirst-Trapping OnlyFans Stars Rick & Griff Give Middle Finger to Streaming Service with Hilarious Vid
Social media influencers and adult content providers Rick and Griff Twombley-King struck out at OnlyFans for their now-rescinded decision to ban adult content with a funny parody video.
Finance
4 Workaround to Book Your Fall Vacation Rental with Points
Here are some options to use your rewards from credit cards or hotels to help pay for your next vacation rental.
Cars
Edmunds Compares Volkswagen Golf GTI and Hyundai Veloster N
Which one of these hot hatches is the better buy? Edmunds' experts put the two speedy compacts head-to-head to determine a winner.
Style
Back to Work or School? Why Sanitizing and Disinfecting are More Important Than Ever
We've all become pandemic-fatigued. Masking, spraying and sanitizing have become a part of daily life. Briotech's non-hazardous option offers a way to keep things clean and sanitized without harmful chemicals. Find out how.
Health/Fitness
At an Overrun ICU, 'The Problem is We Are Running Out of Hallways'
Montana is a national hot spot for covid infections, recording the highest percentage increase in new cases over the past seven days.
Travel
4 Hip LGBTQ+-Friendly Boutique Hotels Across the US
This fall, Hotels Above Par and EDGE Media Network team up to present a monthly series of expert-curated guides to the world's best LGBTQ+-friendly boutique hotels and destinations. Today, we start with the U.S.
Nightlife
Gay Days Anaheim :: September 17-19, 2021
Princesses, Queens, Princes and Kings of the rainbow community took over Disneyland Resort Anaheim for a special weekend full of friends, fun, and plenty of Disney rainbow merchandise.
Recent Reviews
Review: Psych Drama Company Paints a Vivid 'Macbeth' with Sound
Director Wendy Lippe revises and lightly re-mixes the text of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," creating a taut 90-minute radio play that focuses on the work's psychological horrors.
Review: 'Sweetheart' is Sweet, Funny, and Familiar in All the Right Ways
A British queer film full of teen angst.
Review: 'Invisible: Gay Women In Southern Music' Uncovers a Culture of Homophobia
Qill country music ever come out of the closet ?
