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Lady Gaga and Salma Hayek's Sex Scene in 'House Of Gucci' Was Cut
The "Monster" singer turned actress reveals yet another story about the story behind her recent film, "House of Gucci."
Look Over Here! Films that Should Receive Oscar Nominations, But Likely Won't
With the Oscar noms approaching on February 8, here's a look at some films that likely will not receive nominations, in part because the genres they represent are largely ignored by the AMPAS.
Gay Twitter's Funniest 53 Tweets This Week
This week's edition of Gay Twitter includes hilarious reactions to the latest episodes of "Drag Race," "Euphoria," "AJLT," as well as diverse M&Ms and more!
Louie Anderson, Emmy-Winning Comedian, Dies at 68
Louie Anderson, whose four-decade career as a comedian and actor included his unlikely, Emmy-winning performance as mom to twin adult sons in the TV series "Baskets," died Friday. He was 68.
Would You Pick Him Up? Gus Kenworthy Hitchhikes in Thirst-Trapping Post
Olympian Gus Kenworthy thirst trapped his New Year's Eve greeting, hitchhiking in the nude from a most unlikely locale.
Review: 'Night Call' a Worthy Addition to the Years & Years Catalogue
A pleasurable third album by Olly Alexander and co., with songs that get in and make their point without overstaying their welcome on the dance floor.
Culture
Inclusive M&Ms Characters Are On the Way
Funniest 11 LGBTQ+ TikToks to Watch This Week
GLAAD Media Award Nominations Announced
Tom of Finland Store Celebrates 5-Year Anniversary With Blow-Out Sale
Celebrities
Watch: Gus Kenworthy Happy to See 'More Queer Representation' at Olympics
EDGE Flashback: Talking with Tippi Hedren
Pete Davidson Laughs Off Kanye's Threats Amid Being Called a 'Diva'
'Jeopardy!' Champ Amy Schneider Hopes to Impact Lives by 'Being Herself'
Movies
Watch: Insider's Look at Paul Tazewell's 'West Side Story' Costumes
Review: Cold and Moody, 'The Last Thing Mary Saw' Lacks Vision
Review: 'Gambit' is Perfect Showcase for Shirley MacLaine's Comic Gifts
Review: Safe, Forgettable 'Laughing Heirs' Gets a Kino Release
Theatre
Musical Moments: 'The Band's Visit' and 'Freestyle Love Supreme'
Philly's Arden Theatre's Run of 'Streetcar' Back on Track
As Broadway Fights Virus Surge, Unsung Heroes Find Spotlight
'Company' Actor Learns old Benefactor's Identity and Pays it Forward
Television
Review: Downton's Julian Fellowes Refocuses His Lens on 'The Gilded Age'
'Ellen's Game of Games' Axed
Review: Boring, Vapid 'The Men Of West Hollywood' Disappoints
Lady Camden, Former Smuin Ballet Dancer, on 'RuPaul's Drag Race'
Music
Meat Loaf, 'Bat Out of Hell' Rock Superstar, Dies at 74
Adele Postpones Las Vegas Residency, Citing Pandemic Impact
'Everything Composer' Brian Raphael Nabors Brings 'Pulse' to Boston Symphony This Week
Grammy Awards Move Ceremony to Las Vegas Site in Early April
Books
Latinx Love: Edgar Gomez' 'High-Risk Homosexual'
James Magruder: Playwright's New Novel, 'Vamp Until Ready'
Matthew Aucoin on 'The Impossible Art: Adventures in Opera'
'Better' Than Ever: Author Philip Dean Walker
Review: Cold and Moody, 'The Last Thing Mary Saw' Lacks Vision
Moody to a fault, this folk horror film doesn't have the insight into its characters it needs to have true vision.
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: 'The Woman in Black' Is a Grim and Ghastly Holiday Treat
The long-running British hit "The Woman in Black" a grim and ghastly treat for the holidays, but no less sweet for all that.
Lincoln Center Theater's 'Flying Over Sunset' Hits Psychedelic Speed Bumps
The new musical "Flying Over Sunset" follows three notable figures from the 1950s as they experiment with LSD, but it never takes off the ground.