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Review: 'Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones And D-Man In The Waters' a Stirring Documentary and Consummate Dance Film
This new documentary is a consummate dance film about art as witness, and its vital role to art, culture and humanity.
'In the Heights' Makes Muted Debut, Edged by 'A Quiet Place'
Just when a party was poised to break out in movie theaters, the below-expectation debut of "In the Heights" dampened Hollywood's hopes of a swift or smooth recovery at the summer box office.
Prime Peke! Wasabi the Pekingese Wins Westminster Dog Show
The flavor of the year at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show: Wasabi.
Watch: Brian Falduto Brought His Authentic Self to Playing a Gay Teen in 'School of Rock,' Which Scared Him Into the Closet
In the film "School of Rock" Brian Falduto played Billy, or "Fancy Pants," and was quickly labeled the "gay kid" from the hit film. He brought an authenticity to the role, but it also scared him into the closet.
'Deja Vu?' Five Musicals That Influenced 'In The Heights'
If some moments of "In The Heights" may have that "deja vu" feeling, it was likely the intention of director Jon M. Chu, who, like Damien Chazelle did in "LaLa Land," reference moments from previous musicals in homage.
Chella Man on Fashion, Authenticity and the True Meaning of Pride
Artist, author, and director Chella Man chats with EDGE about his fashion style, new book "Continuum," and advocating for greater accessibility and representation for the whole spectrum of LGBTQ creators.
Review: 'Yes I Am - The Ric Weiland Story' a Heroic Portrait of Queer Activist and Philanthropist
The story of a true gay hero we should all know about.
Prejudice Can't Trump Attraction in Oliver Hermanus' Gay Military Drama 'Moffie'
Oliver Hermanus' gay military drama "Moffie" has quickly gained classic status. Hermanus told EDGE about making the film, casting its compelling male leads, and addressing its complex questions around prejudice.
Don't Miss: Asia O'Hara Live 'On the EDGE,' June 15
Tune into EDGE's Facebook page on Tuesday, June 15 at 1 p.m. and join Asia O'Hara for a live interview where she'll spill the tea on touring in "Drive 'N Drag Saves 2021" with Gottmik, Rosé and more of our favorite queens.
Review: 'Boy Meets Boy' a Likely LGBTQ+ Film Festival Favorite
"Boy Meets Boy" is likely to be a festival favorite. It makes a virtue out of its accessibility.
Leslie Grace Lives Full-Circle Moment 'In the Heights'
Like her Nina character in "In The Heights," Leslie Grace says she's struggled to fit in as an Afro-Latino woman and artist.
Big-winning Whippet, Pekingese Face Off at Westminster Show
The Westminster Kennel Club dog show finals are shaping up to be a clash of canine titans.
Watch: Adam Levine Sends Out Daddy Vibes with Workout Pics
If his music career should falter, Adam Levine looks like he could easily find his way onto OnlyFans, at least judging from his latest pics.
See How These 20 Celebrities Are Celebrating Pride on Instagram - Part 1
Pride has never been more visible with more and more celebrities embracing LGBTQ culture. And with social media platforms like Instagram, they can express their solidarity or personal connection directly to their fans.
Watch: Cody Simpson Releases Training Video: 'I'm Back Living My Full Athletic Lifestyle.'
As he competes to join the Australian swim team at the upcoming Olympics, singer Cody Simpson shared with GQ his rigorous training regimen in a video.
Fans Will Help Decide What Judy Garland-Inspired Fragrance Will Smell Like
What did Judy Garland smell like? Let your imagination run wild, but come June 10, 2022, on the 100th anniversary of Garland's birth, Judy — A Garland Fragrance by Vincenzo Spinnato will reveal a newly inspired unisex fragrance.
Eytan Fox Talks Sex, Love, and Friendship in 'Sublet'
From "The Bubble" to "Cupcakes," Eytan Fox has found resonant corners of gay Tel Aviv and LGBTQ life. His new film, "Sublet," explores mentorship between generations. Fox chats with EDGE about the film and how love and friendship can entwine.
Watch: Ben Platt Explains Why It Took Him 5 Years To Start Dating BF Noah Galvin
"Dear Evan Hansen" star Ben Platt admits it took him five years to understand his longtime friend Noah Galvin was "the guy" for him. "I was pretty dumb about it," Platt told Kelly Clarkson.
Q-Music: LGBTQ Tunes for Pride 2021
For alternative Pride sounds, classic albums re-issued (Frankie Goes to Hollywood) tribute albums (Marc Bolan & T Rex), longtime favorites return (Ani DiFranco), and a late musician gets a posthumous pair of tribute albums (Judee Sill).
Watch: Caitlyn Jenner Slams Jimmy Kimmel as Transphobic for Calling Her 'Trump in a Wig'
On Thursday California gubernatorial candidate Caitlyn Jenner visited "The View," where she spoke positively of Donald Trump. That night Jimmy Kimmel called her "Trump in a wig."
Review: 'Summertime' So Very L.A.
"Summertime" is the most LA thing you will do this year.
Review: 'Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones And D-Man In The Waters' a Stirring Documentary and Consummate Dance Film
This new documentary is a consummate dance film about art as witness, and its vital role to art, culture and humanity.
Review: 'The Pink Unicorn' an Intimate Experience in Virtual Theater
Boston's peakEasy Stage Company embraces the COVID-era necessity of theater making via streaming, and explores the possibilities that come with it, with its production of Elise Forier Edie's play "The Pink Unicorn."
Review: 'Bollywood Kitchen' a Unique Offering
The Geffen Playhouse in Westwood has been at the forefront of these options in Los Angeles, and their latest offering — "Bollywood Kitchen" — is unique in more ways than one.