Out and About with Billy Eichner
Billy Eichner talks about playing Timon in Mufasa: The Lion King prequel and reveals his NYC favorites and travel tips.
December 20 2024 3:25 PM
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Billy Eichner talks about playing Timon in Mufasa: The Lion King prequel and reveals his NYC favorites and travel tips.
The historic gay rom-com received a positive response from critics and vieweres despite having been review bombed.
Because the LGBTQ-affirming movie is so great, the homophobic haters are out in full force, but the reviews are in, and people love Bros.
Eichner, co-writer and star of the gay rom-com, releases his first Billy on the Street video in three years.
He lambasted Thomas at the VMAs for his wish to take away marriage equality -- and also promoted his new film Bros, a gay romantic comedy.
The article seems to take issue with a certain sex scene in the Bros trailer, among other things.
The history-making film hits theaters on September 30.
The gay comedian brought some levity to our "disease-ridden, fascist state."
The gay comedian heralded the return of the "Sucker" singers to a mixed crowd of New Yorkers.
The gay comedian says it's time for queer diversity on The Bachelor, ABC's long-running reality dating series.
Hannah Gadsby making a room full of old-guard Hollywood types very uncomfortable would be must-see viewing.Â
Billy Eichner and Julie Klausner alluded to Spacey's reputation as a sexual predator with some deep, dark jokes.
Donald Trump finally admits President Obama was born in the United States but passes the blame for his actions to Hillary Clinton. Twitter wits have something to say about it.
Any time you have Britney and Bey in the same room, gay Twitter is going to have something to say about it.
Bill Eichner offered people on the street one dollar to have sex with Paul Rudd. Most New Yorkers, even straight men, would do it for free.
Lindsay Lohan is mad and the only way to deal with her loss is to take a sledgehammer to Neil Patrick Harris' face.
No one could possibly be more sad about the cancellation of How I Met Your Mother than Billy Eichner. He and Neil Patrick Harris hit the streets to ask New Yorkers if they feel nearly as distraught over it. (Hint: They don't)
Comedians Billy Eichner and Amy Poehler try to force holiday spirit onto unsuspecting New Yorkers.