Entertainment
Scribbles Jensen on the Evolution of Erotic Art
EDGE chats with erotic artist Scribbles Jensen about the centuries-old art form, and how he's reimagining it, one line at a time.
Director Andy Serkis Shares 'Coming Out' Scene in 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage'
Actor and film director Andy Serkis says the audience is in for a bit of an LGBTQ pride surprise in his new film "Venom: Let There Be Carnage." According to Serkis, the titular character has a "coming out" scene.
Houston Pick as City for Next 'Top Chef' Puts Hosts on the Defense
"Top Chef" soon returns for Season 19, but some fans of the reality food competition are simmering with rage over its pick of Houston as its backdrop.
Watch: Cabaret's Rod Ferguson Swims with the Sharks, Chases Butterflies & Opens Up in Solo Show
Comic and singer Rod Ferguson has a new one person show about a number of unlikely subjects. Called 'Man Overboard!!!,' he brings it to Boston & NYC in upcoming weeks. EDGE spoke to Ferguson, but not necessarily about his show.
Nathan Malin Opens Up about SpeakEasy's 'The Sound Inside'
SpeakEasy Stage Company brings Adam Rapp's dark, funny, and poignant "The Sound Inside" to the Boston stage. Nathan Malin tells EDGE about the intense two-hander.
'View' Hosts Say They had False Positive COVID Tests
The two co-hosts of "The View" whose COVID-19 tests derailed a planned interview with Vice President Kamala Harris last week said Monday that their results turned out to be false positives.
'SNL' Returning with all but One Incumbent Cast Member
"Saturday Night Live" will return for its new season on Saturday with all but one cast member, Beck Bennett, returning, the show said on Monday.
Watch: 'Sex/Life' (with Hunky Adam Demos) Renewed for Second Season
Actor Adam Demos had many pausing their TVs earlier this summer thanks to his shower scenes in Netflix's "Sex/Life," which was just renewed for a second season.
Review: It's More Super-Powered Peril as 'Doom Patrol' - Season Three Premieres
The acclaimed original series, based on the offbeat graphic novels, returns to HBO Max for Season Three as the team find themselves face to face with their most dangerous adversaries yet.
Review: For Theater Buffs, 'Putting It Together: How Stephen Sondheim and I Created "Sunday In The Park With George" ' is a Must-Read
For musical theater students, and performers on a professional track, this book is essential reading.
Review: 'My Name Is Pauli Murray' Reveals the Story of a Groundbreaking Queer Activist
This 90-minute documentary reveals the story of writer/lawyer/priest Pauli Murray, a groundbreaking activist.
Anderson Cooper Reveals How His Mom, at Age 85, Offered to be a Surrogate
Anderson Cooper revealed to Stephen Colbert how his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, suggested she act as a surrogate for his child. "I was like, 'That is just weirdly Oedipal on a whole other level.'"
'Eternals' Features Gay Superhero, Gets 18+ 'Mature' Rating in Russia
The depiction of an openly gay superhero — especially one who is married to another man — was enough to get Marvels' upcoming "Eternals" labeled with an 18+ "Mature" rating in Russia.
'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' Sashays Home with 10 Tony Awards
"Moulin Rouge! The Musical," a jukebox adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's 2001 movie, won the best new musical crown at the Tony Awards when Broadway looked back to honor shows shuttered by COVID-19, mourn its fallen and look to welcoming audiences again.
Tony Awards and TV Special Hope to be the Jab Broadway Needs
The Oscars, Grammys, Emmys and Golden Globes have all held their ceremonies during the pandemic. Now it's time for the Tony Awards, celebrating an art form that really needs the boost — live theater.
'Dear Evan Hansen' Opens 2nd to 'Shang-Chi' at Box Office
"Dear Evan Hansen" may have been a hit on Broadway, but the filmed adaptation of the Tony-winning show is off to a slow start at the box office in its first weekend in theaters.
Review: In 'Nuclear Family' a Filmmaker Interrogates Her Own Family History
In her penetrating, complex documentary series, filmmaker Ry Russo-Young turns the camera on her own family's fraught and precedent-setting history.
British Actor Ben Hardy Trends for Thirst-Trapping Scenes in Amazon's 'The Voyeurs'
See why British actor Ben Hardy is trending for his NSFW scenes in Amazon Prime's erotic thriller "The Voyeurs."
Leslie Jordan Shares Shirtless Pic Proving He Was a Zaddy
Gay icon Leslie Jordan, famous for his feisty southern charm, set an unexpected thirst trap by posting a vintage shirtless photo of himself on Instagram.
Watch: Meet Benjamin, the Hunky Model Featured in Gender-Bending Photo Book
A new book and photo exhibit spotlights the copasetic relationship between photographer Marc Martin and Benjamin, his unique model.
Review: 'My Name Is Pauli Murray' Reveals the Story of a Groundbreaking Queer Activist
This 90-minute documentary reveals the story of writer/lawyer/priest Pauli Murray, a groundbreaking activist.
Review: Musical 'Dear Evan Hansen' Treacly, Flawed, and Manipulative
The treacly film adaptation of the Broadway musical features a good cast and some good songs, but it's plagued by a problematic premise, manipulative writing, queerphobia, and ableism.
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.
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.