Margaret Cho Recalls Abortions After Pregnancies by ‘Accomplished Men in Entertainment’ People

Cynthia Erivo Honored During American Ballet Theatre’s 2026 Gala with Star-Studded Crowd There to Support Her Just Jared

Photos & Video: RENT 30th Anniversary Concert Raises $4.5M for Broadway Cares Broadway World

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Seven years after working together on Fleabag, Olivia Colman and Andrew Scott look back on their time on the beloved series, reflect on the moments and memories they shared on set, and discuss how the show has stayed with them over the years. Watch as Olivia and Andrew reconnect, revisit their Fleabag days, and share stories from one of television’s most unforgettable series.

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Cynthia Erivo Addresses Public ‘Annoyance’ of Her Friendship With ‘Wicked’ Co-Star Ariana Grande Just Jared

Lincoln Center Honors Gavin Creel With Special Come & Sing Event Featuring Hair and Into The Woods Broadway World

Guitarricadelafuente & Miguel Bernardeau on the music of La Bola Negra and finding their spark Queerty

Sophia Bush hints at status of friendship with One Tree Hill costars Hilarie Burton and Bethany Joy Lenz EW.com

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Looooove this! Here is Seasons of Love from the star-studded RENT 30th anniversary concert benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. The performance features original RENT cast members Idina Menzel, Adam Pascal, Anthony Rapp, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Wilson Jermaine Heredia, Fredi Walker, Taye Diggs alongside stars including Rachel Zegler, Neil Patrick Harris, Jordan Fisher, Aaron Tveit, Wilson Cruz, Norbert Leo Butz, Tracie Thoms, and more.

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Anderson Cooper hilariously drags Tr*mp with one very gay observation: “It’s no Heated Rivalry“ Queerty

‘Difficult People’ Creator Julie Klausner on Reuniting Billy Eichner and the Gang for a Live-Read of the Movie Script That Never Got Made Variety

Ross Matthews, Frankie Grande, Alex Newell and more turn out for GLAAD’s New York Gala Gay Cities

Genie Francis wears late General Hospital costar Anthony Geary’s cologne: ‘It smells so good’ EW.com

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2026 Gotham Awards Nominations include Andrew Scott and Ian McKellen: Full List of Film & Performance Nominees Just Jared

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The Tony Award-winning musical “Falsettos” returned to Broadway in 2016 with an all-star cast of theater heavyweights, including Andrew Rannells, Stephanie J. Block, Christian Borle, Betsy Wolfe and Brandon Uranowitz. Now, a decade later, the gang is getting back together for a series of special concerts at Carnegie Hall. “On Stage” host Frank DiLella caught up with the “Falsettos” crew right before their first concert

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Bowen Yang talks about making his Broadway debut in his favorite play Oh, Mary!, the advice Maya Rudolph gave him before he stepped into the role, his high school theater career and his role as Gary the Intern in The Cat in the Hat.

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Sophia Bush Addresses End of Chad Michael Murray Marriage in Memoir: ‘The Thing I Never Want to Speak About’ People

How — and why — Sophia Bush writes about Chicago P.D. in new memoir  EW.com

Cheyenne Jackson Shows Staggering Amount of Actors Are Close to Losing Health Insurance in Call to Action Broadway World

Jesse Tyler Ferguson Says Producer Had to ‘Fight’ for Him to Be Cast on Modern Family After He Filmed a Pilot That ‘Bombed’ People

Adam Lambert, Meg Stalter & More Stars Celebrate Halloween at Grindr’s Pleasure Ball 2026 in NYC Just Jared

Gay tennis pro Mika Brunold says confidence from coming out has helped lift him to career-high ranking Outsports

Trans racer Charlie Martin nearly lost her career. Now she’s a McLaren Trophy class champion. Outsports

Benito Skinner teases a steamy hot hookup in Overcompensating season 2 Out.com

Bianca Del Rio teases her iconic return to reality TV on The Traitors Out.com

Noah Wyle Is the Sexiest Man Alive! No Second Opinion Needed. People

The Single Sexiest Photo of Each of the Sexiest Men Alive People

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What a tremendously rich weekend at AFI FEST Film Festival taking in three queer-related films that knocked my socks off in very different ways.

Started Friday night with the latest movie from acclaimed filmmaker Ira Sachs: The Man I Love, a superb film with a first-rate cast was nominated for the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.

The film is anchored by an Oscar-worthy performance by Rami Malek as gay theater actor Jimmy George living in 1980s New York City navigating his life with AIDS. He is determined to live his remaining life to the fullest after being hospitalized for AIDS-related pneumonia. As his boyfriend (Tom Sturridge) patiently takes care of him, Jimmy begins an affair with a young downstairs neighbor (Luke Ford) and is attempting to put on a live performance of Michel Tremblay’s Once Upon a Time in the East with his group, The Mechanicals.

During the post-screening conversation, Sachs said of the movie: “I realized that the film is many things. It’s not one thing. For me, it represents a kind of the relationship between loss and survival … growing up and growing as a person.”

“We wanted to make a story, and we wanted to somehow find a way to capture how much living was going on – even [by] people who were dying,” he added. “It doesn’t happen in a moment.”

Ira’s other acclaimed films include Keep the Lights On, Love Is Strange, Little Men, Frankie, and Passages, among others.

Saturday’s pick was the astounding true crime documentary My Brother’s Killer by Rachel Mason about the unsolved grisly murder of gay adult performer Billy Newton in West Hollywood in 1990. Newton’s head and feet left in a dumpster near West Hollywood. The case went cold for 33 years due to intense isolation, fear, and a historical lack of trust between the queer community and law enforcement during the height of the AIDS crisis.

Mason, whose previous documentary was 2019’s Circus of Books about her parents’ legendary West Hollywood store of the same name, set out to make a portrait honoring Billy’s life. But the project evolved into an active investigation. Community members, amateur sleuths, and filmmakers collaborated, utilized vintage VHS footage, uncovered overlooked clues, and helped lead the LAPD toward a resolution.

This is of the best documentaries I’ve seen at any film festival anywhere. We were riveted and since I had not done prior research, I had no idea what was going to happen. The Q&A after the screening was stupendous with several key players in the audience. Unbelievable effort. It premieres on HBO Max Dec. 3. Truly outstanding and completely intriguing and absorbing.

And finally, Sunday’s movie was the drama A Long Winter written and directed by Andrew Haigh who previously brought us such queer-themed titles as Weekend, Looking and All Of Us Strangers.

The story follows a family bracing for a harsh winter. After a severe conflict over her drinking with her patriarchal husband Lester (Ebon Moss-Bachrch), the mother Louise (Caitriona Balfe) vanishes into a blinding snowstorm. The search and aftermath test the remaining family members, while older son Mikey (Fred Hechinger) experiences a quiet, tender gay awakening and navigates family grief. Kit Connor is also in the cast as younger brother Tommy but is in no scenes after the mother’s disappearance.

We got so invested in the story and the characters that when the credits rolled, my friend, journalist Dan Allen, turned to me and said, “I didn’t want it to be over.”

It was just that kind of weekend.

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Holland Taylor Explains Why She Didn’t Renew Her Contract on ‘Two & a Half Men’ After 6 Years Just Jared

François Arnaud on whether Heated Rivalry has changed him: “I may be protecting myself a little more” Queerty

Behind Andrew Scott’s viral ‘hole for daddy’ clip: ‘I still can’t believe he did it’ EW.com

Sophia Bush set pages of her memoir on fire during the writing process EW.com

Matthew Shepard should be turning 50 years old this year. We must never stop sharing his story. LGBTQ Nation

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When I saw Saw Texas Sodomy at Whitefire Theater in Sherman Oaks last month, I wrote in a rave review that it was one of the best plays I’d seen in LA this year. I’m so glad that so many other people felt the same way and gave the play from writer-director Howard Skora the attention and acclaim in absolutely deserved.

I don’t know what the future plans are for the play but I hope this production makes it to Off-Broadway and to other major cities. It’s THAT good and such an invaluable history lesson in the form of an absorbing, moving and funny play.

The show’s solid cast is anchored by a superb Drew Droege in the performance of his career – so far.

Drew took to social media after the show’s closing night to share his thoughts about this experience and some candid thoughts about his life as a working actor:

These people. This experience. All of it- unmatched.
Howard Skora sent me his beautiful play this summer & I knew a few pages in that I had to do it. But it was terrifying- a drama and a true story. The first public imagining of this vital chapter in gay history. At a small theater where everything is on display. We needed the perfect cast, and my god did we find them. A group of ferociously brave and deeply caring people- mostly known for their work in comedy- who voraciously dove into this heartbreaking human material. We hugged each other every night before and after every single performance. Never has the phrase “got your back” felt more sincere or secure.
I know I only post about my “wins” online but the truth is i haven’t had a job on camera in 2026. This is the reality for most of us in this world right now. It’s really scary, and at this point in my life, I have no idea what a back-up plan would look like for me. The insanely great flipside to this is that I got to do this play. It gave me confidence and pushed me to places I didn’t know I could go. I also got to love these wonderful people and learn from them all. Thank you to them and to all of you who showed up for us. We are the cause.

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Jonathan Bailey Reflects on His Year as the Sexiest Man Alive — and Shares Some Advice for His Soon-to-Be-Announced Successor People

Jonathan Groff to Return to Broadway in The Amish Project Broadway World

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11 queer actors who should replace Daniel Craig as James Bond Pink News

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I loved being called “Steve Jobs” from the stage by my favorite comedian. That’s what I get for wearing the black turtleneck to see Will Burkart Thursday night in Burbank!

Have been a big fan of Will for a few years now after discovering his truly inspired, truly hilarious crowd work on YouTube.

This guy is so quick-witted and smart and best of all, he’s a straight guy who is effortlessly gay friendly. He’s catching fire and touring nationwide. My P-Town friends Steven and Rod caught him in Boston last week and I didn’t even know they were fans too until I saw their social media posts.

I finally caught Will live at Flappers Comedy Club. The sold out crowd packed with enthusiastic gays – and plenty of straight people too!

I did the whole V.I.P. thing that included a post-show meet and greet and treated myself to a few dirty martinis. We V.I.P. peeps became buddies and we had such a ball taking in this great night of entertainment.

The good-natured Will absolutely did not disappoint. What you see on YouTube – the energy, spontaneity, and reacting to the moment – is what you get live. I appreciate someone who gives 100%! He’s on his way to a big career and is completely self-made. I’m rooting for him every step of the way.

We obviously were not allowed to take video of still pics inside the show but below are some videos of Will’s brilliant crowd work at other shows.

Here are links to Will’s website, his Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube page.

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Heated Rivalry to Release in Movie Theaters, Two Episodes at a Time Variety

Troye Sivan gets candid about his “complicated relationship with men” Queerty

Caitlyn Jenner Makes Rare Appearance on The Kardashians and Leaves Kendall Jenner Speechless with NSFW Comment People

Sophia Bush wants to squash cheating rumors about start of relationship with Ashlyn Harris Out.com

9-1-1’s Oliver Stark teases more Buck and Eddie tension as season 10 introduces new challenges: ‘Ego is at play’ EW.com

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Hank Azaria (‘The Simpsons,’ ‘Brockmire’) and Nathan Lane (‘The Producers,’ ‘The Lion King’) share stories and insight from their performances in ‘The Birdcage’, moderated by Richard Ridge, BroadwayWorld who cackles way too loudly during this interview to a point of distraction. This interview was part of a special week of programming celebrating the 10th anniversary of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation’s Robin Williams Center, a home for New York performers to build their careers and community, while honoring the work and legacy of its legendary namesake.

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Holland Taylor sits down with Drew Barrymore to talk about what it was like working with Drew, behind-the-scenes moments from some of her most iconic roles, and so much more! Plus, Holland gets a surprise question left behind by partner, Sarah Paulson!

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Out100 Icon Andrew Scott is ‘so grateful to have been born gay’ Out.com

Basketball star Isaac Humphries brings us to tears with retirement announcement: “I hope the identity I created lives on” Queerty

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Margaret Cho to Join The Rocky Horror Show as the ‘Narrator’ Broadway World

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AIDS Walk Los Angeles takes to the streets in West Hollywood while raising money for HIV/AIDS Care LA Blade

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Andy Cohen, the man behind the “Real Housewives” franchise, joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones to talk about his new book, “Andy’s Bravo Scrapbook” that celebrates 20 years of the beloved show. “It’s my archive of photos. They’re so fun!” he says.

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