LGBTQ News and More
Interview: Patty McCormack's Journey From 'The Bad Seed' to 'Morning's at Seven'
Child star Patty McCormack rose to fame in "The Bad Seed." Now she's appearing Off-Broadway in a Paul Osborn's "Morning's at Seven."
Colton Underwood Talks to the Times About His 'Coming Out' Series
"Coming Out Colton" lands on Netflix on Dec. 3. The reality series chronicles ex-Bachelor Colton Underwood's coming out journey. He discussed the series recently to the NY Times.
Watch: Jennifer Coolidge Explains Her Gay Fan Attraction
In an interview for her new Netflix queer comedy "Single All The Way," Jennifer Coolidge delved into the history of her gay following.
Adele Coming to Las Vegas for Colosseum Concert Residency
Adele announced the news on Twitter with a gilded photo of her dressed as Liberace.
4 LGBTQ-Friendly Hotels For Sunny Escapes This Winter
Trade your winter coat for a bathing suit this summer with our latest LGBTQ+-friendly hotel picks in collaboration with Hotels Above Par.
Advocates Call for HIV Outreach, Education in Latinx Community
Advocates continue striving to close gaps in HIV education and health resources in the Latinx community, but the COVID-19 pandemic has made their job all the more difficult.
'Mayor Pete' Director Jesse Moss on Riding the Buttigieg Wave
Documentary filmmaker Jesse Moss was able to get inside Pete Buttigieg's 2020 Presidential campaign. His results are the documentary, "Mayor Pete," which he discusses with EDGE.
Amy Schneider Becomes First Trans Tournament of Champions 'Jeopardy!' Contestant
Amy Schneider continued her "Jeopardy!" winning streak on Monday with her sixth straight victory in a commanding win. So far Schneider has qualified for the Tournament of Champions, making her the first trans contestant to do so.
Arlene Dahl, Who Shone in Films of the 1950s, Dies at 96
v, the actor whose charm and striking red hair shone in such Technicolor movies of the 1950s as "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "Three Little Words," has died at age 96.
Watch: Australian Marriage Equality Campaigner Wins $1M Game Show Prize
A longtime advocate for marriage equality won a $1 million prize on Australia's "Millionaire Hot Seat" game show.
News
Why Aren't People Most at Risk of HIV in Kenya Using Preventative Drugs?
Transgender women are most at risk of contracting HIV in Kenya. One researcher asks why more isn't being done to protect them.
Entertainment
Review: James Wan Returns to Horror with Gory 'Malignant'
Horror maestro James Wan has not had many misses, but his gruesome latest is simply ridiculous. And that's not even taking into account the cringey remix of "Where Is My Mind."
Business
EasyJet: Omicron Variant Already Affecting Flight Bookings
British airline easyJet said Tuesday that it is already seeing some impact on demand from the new omicron variant of the coronavirus.
Technology
How COVID Shots for Kids Help Prevent Dangerous New Variants
Vaccinating kids against COVID-19 also means reducing silent spread, since most have no or mild symptoms.
Cars
Congress Mandates New Car Technology to Stop Drunken Driving
Congress has created a new requirement for automakers: Find a high-tech way to keep drunken people from driving cars.
Style
A Look Inside the White House's Holiday Decor Honoring Frontline Workers
Holiday decorations unveiled Monday for Joe and Jill Biden's first White House Christmas honor frontline workers who persevered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Health/Fitness
WHO Warns That New Virus Variant Poses 'Very High' Risk
WHO warned that the global risk from the omicron variant is "very high" based on early evidence, and could lead to surges with "severe consequences."
Travel
'Enchanted: Forest Of Light' Remains a Holiday Treasure
After a pandemic hiatus, "Enchanted: Forest of Light" at the Descanso Gardens is back and as beautiful as ever!
Nightlife
Sex on the Beach: Fun for Humans, Deadly for Wildlife
The Canary Islands have become a hot spot for outdoor sex, but used condoms are destroying wildlife.
Recent Reviews
Review: 'Never Silent: ACT UP and My Life In Activism' Reminds Us That the Crisis is Not Yet Over
Peter Staley chronicles his personal journey of love, loss, and a movement that changed the course of a deadly epidemic.
Review: 'Writing With Fire' a Remarkable Documentary About Vital Community Voices
Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh's remarkable documentary explores India's entirely women-run newspaper Khabar Lahariya, or Waves of News.
Review: Sandra Bullock is Gritty, Stoic in 'The Unforgivable'
When Ruth gets released from prison for doing "The Unforgivable," she searches for her sister.