LGBTQ News and More
Bradley Cooper Naked for 'Six Hours' to Film Full-Frontal Scene
Bradley Cooper had to be naked for "six hours" to film the full-frontal scene in the Guillermo del Toro-directed psychological thriller, "Nightmare Alley."
Antoni Porowski's Leather Jacket Lands Lego in Lawsuit
Artist James Concannon, the maker of Porowski's jacket, is accusing the toy maker of copying his design without his permission.
'DWTS's' Alain Bersten — Dancing Is the Best Kind of Stress
It could be said that Alain Bersten worked his way up the "Dancing With The Stars" organization. After joining as a troupe member, he graduated to dancing partner and is currently on tour with the show's live tour. EDGE spoke to him about his career.
Philly's Arden Theatre's Run of 'Streetcar' Back on Track
The Arden Theatre Company reopens its doors this month with Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire" after being shut down in March 2020 due to COVID.
Jim Obergefell, Face of Gay Marriage, to Run for Ohio House
Gay rights advocate Jim Obergefell, whose name was atop the U.S. Supreme Court case legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide, announced Tuesday that he's running for a seat in the Ohio legislature.
Flesh Queer Festival and 4 More Can't-Miss UK LGBTQ Events in 2022
The Flesh Queer Festival featuring EDM and camping is among the UK's best LGBTQ+ events of 2022, which also includes anniversary Pride celebrations in Birmingham and London.
Actor Julian Morris Celebrates Birthday with Sexy Tattoo
"Pretty Little Liars" actor Julian Morris turned 39 last Thursday (January 13) and celebrated it with a new tattoo — a sexy, naked cowboy on one of his lower legs.
K-Way Windbreaker Brand Taps Hip New Market with R&D Line
K-way, the Franco-Italian brand synonymous with windbreakers, stepped into luxury fashion with its first live runway show on closing day of Milan Fashion Week.
Out Athlete to Rep U.S. in Skeleton Sledding at Winter Olympics
Out athlete Andrew Blaser will represent the U.S. at the Winter Olympics in Beijing next month in the sport of skeleton sledding. He's the first openly gay man to do so.
Israel Study: 4th Vaccine Shows Limited Results with Omicron
Preliminary research indicates a fourth dose of the coronavirus vaccine provides only limited defense against the omicron variant.
News
Soccer Official Vows Five-Year Ban as Punishment for Homophobic Chants
Soccer fans in Mexico who utter anti-LGBTQ+ chants will be banned from attending games for five years, the head of the Mexican Football Federation vowed.
Entertainment
Lady Camden, Former Smuin Ballet Dancer, on 'RuPaul's Drag Race'
When Lady Camden sashayed into the spotlight for the first time on "RuPaul's Drag Race" in the Season 14 premiere, proudly proclaiming, "Hello, you sexy bitches!," drag aficionados got to meet one of Northern California's most uniquely talented queens.
Business
Airlines Again Warn of Potential Disruption From 5G Rollout
Airlines warn that thousands of flights could be grounded or delayed if the 5G rollout takes place near major airports.
Technology
New Zealand Sends Flight to See Damage from Pacific Volcano
New Zealand's military on Monday morning was able to send a surveillance flight to Tonga to assess the extent of the damage from a huge undersea volcanic eruption.
Finance
Goodbye 'Godsend': Expiration of Child Tax Credits Hits Home
For the first time in half a year, families on Friday are going without a monthly deposit from the child tax credit.
Cars
Edmunds: Shopping for a Car This Year Will Not be the Same
Here are five ways that car buying has changed, along with a few tips on how to manage it.
Style
Should You Let Chile Pepper Spice Up Your Meals?
For thousands of years, people have picked up chile peppers to provide their diets with pizazz, but what is their nutritional value?
Health/Fitness
What Patients Can Learn From One Negative Rapid Test (Hint: Very Little)
While home antigen testing remains a useful — and underutilized — tool to curb the pandemic, experts say, it is often misused and may provide false confidence.
Travel
5 Reasons Why 'Shoulder Season' is the Best Time to Travel
This year might bring similar COVID-related challenges for travelers, but here's a good way to skirt most: Travel during "shoulder season."
Nightlife
Why Do Couples Use Baby Talk With One Another?
Baby talk is cute when grown-ups dote on babies. But when adults converse with each other? Not so much. So why do couples do it?
Recent Reviews
Review: Stunning 'Red Shoes' Everything That Makes the Art of Cinema Grand
Dedicated restoration work over nearly two decades has led Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's masterpiece, "The Red Shoes," to Criterion Collection 4K Ultra HD. And the result is downright stunning.
Review: 'Little Girl' a Gracious Portrait of a Family's Loving Support and Determination
Tender in its heart and deeply empathetic, this portrait of a transgender girl and her family is a vivid portrait of what family values — authentic and uncompromising — actually look like.
Review: Dietrich Rules in Cheesy 'Golden Earrings'
"Golden Earrings" is a fascinating cinematic curio — recommended for Dietrich's mesmerizing work and closeted gay director Mitchell Leisen's hidden (and sometimes not-so-hidden) homotexual content.