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Parkland Shooting Survivor, Gun Activist Cameron Kasky Comes Out in Social Media Posts
Kasky came out in Sept. 13 social media posts on Instagram and Twitter that stated: "Hi, got a second? How about a minute? Alright great, I'm queer."
Watch: Mj Rodriguez Talks to GLAAD about her Historic Emmy Nomination
With the 73rd Emmy Awards coming up on September 19, GLAAD's Head of Talent, Anthony Allen Ramos, chatted with with Mj Rodriguez, who is nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role as Blanca in "Pose."
Cal Shakes' 'The Winter's Tale' Both Topical and Cartoonish
It's the best of times and the worst of times in Cal Shakes' first new show in two years, directed by company head honcho Eric Ting and presenting two radically different visions of Shakespeare's late romance "The Winter's Tale."
Review: 'Blue Bayou' a Powerful Indictment of a Broken System
Justin Chon wrote, directed, and stars in an emotional drama about a Korean American immigrant adopted as a child facing the cataclysmic pain of deportation.
Review: 'The Nowhere Inn' a Dry, Deadpan Mockumentary
A "Spinal Tap"-type mockumentary for the roaring '20s.
Review: 'The Mad Women's Ball' Shows Misogyny and Ableism in a 19th Century Hospital
Mélanie Laurent's compelling French film, starring Laurent and Lou de Laâge, who gives a towering performance, is a piercing examination of the historical institutional oppression of women.
Gus Kenworthy Heads to Greece with Mystery Man, Thirst-Traps Reveal
"Alexa, play 'Summer Lovin'' from the musical Greece!" Gus Kenworthy captioned his Instagram pics from his vacation in Greece.
With Upcoming Queer Musical, Everybody Will Be Talking About Max Harwood
In the upcoming queer musical film "Everybody's Talking About Jamie," newcomer Max Harwood plays a teen from a British working class town who wants to be a drag queen. EDGE spoke to the actor about his film debut, authenticity and his drag past.
2021 Toronto Int. Film Fest Diary: Entry 3 - Thrills & Spills
EDGE contributor C.J. Prince checks out a few thrillers at the Toronto International Film Festival, including "Lakewood," starring Naomi Watts.
Sarah Paulson Says She 'Probably' Won't Return to 'American Horror Story'
Is this the last time Sarah Paulson will star in "American Horror Story?"
'Still Dancing,' Rev. Steve Pieters Relives his Iconic Tammy Faye Interview
When the filmmakers of "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" included an interview with Rev. Steve Pieters in the film, they never reached out to him, assuming he was dead. Instead, the long-time AIDS survivor reached out to them.
Don't Miss: Margaret Cho 'On the EDGE' 9/21
Grammy- and Emmy-nominated Margaret Cho joins EDGE for an intimate and live conversation about her groundbreaking career and current projects, including a North American tour, Netflix series "Good on Paper," and forthcoming book.
EDGE's New Music Friday: Lil Nas X, Taylor Swift, Kehlani, The War on Drugs and More
Welcome to EDGE's New Music Friday, our guide to the best singles and albums released every week! This week, Lil Nas X releases his debut album "Montero", Taylor Swift shares a new version of her hit song "Wildest Dreams", and more.
Review: 'Quertext' Delves into Queer German Writings Past and Present
The anthology brings into focus "representations of contemporary queer life and explorations of a queer past."
Review: 'Trans In Trumpland' Road Trips to Hope Set Against Hate
These four episodes offer a potent and wide-ranging exploration of the diverse array of trans Americans and the political background against which they struggle and even thrive.
Review: 'Raw! Uncut! Video!' Chronicles the Rise and Fall of a Homegrown Gay Porn Studio
This look back at our queer history is not for the faint of heart.
Review: Kiyoshi Kurosawa Leans Into Hitchcockian Suspense with 'Wife Of A Spy'
"Wife of a Spy" allows celebrated filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa the perfect marriage of style and substance.
Review: 'P.S. Burn This Letter Please' a Colorful Glimpse Into 50s/60s Drag
"P.S. Burn This Letter Please" is a glimpse into NY's gay drag scene in the 1950s and '60s
Review: 'My Fiona' a Reflection on Friendship With Sweet Realism
In "My Fiona," suicide brings more questions than answers.
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: Charles Busch's Latest, 'The Sixth Reel,' not a Classic... but Close Enough
Another wonderful melodrama from Charles Busch, the master of high camp.
Review: 'Câmp De Maci (Poppy Field)' a Slow Burn Study of the Closet's Harmful Effects
Director Eugen Jebeleanu takes us on a deep dive into the complexities of homophobia and masculinity.
Jacqueline Novak Explores the Punditry of the Penis in 'Get On Your Knees'
In a breathless 90 minutes, Jacqueline Novak tells her audience most everything they may ever want to know about a blow job. Her show evolves with so many ideas and at such a speed she could have called it "The Punditry of the Penis."
Review: 'Hold These Truths' Celebrates Pacifist Hero
In Jeanne Sakata's one-person play actor Jomar Tagatac is superb as Gordon Hirabayashi, a sunny Quaker activist staring down the federal government's World War II-era internment orders.