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The author and father didn’t hold back in his evaluation of conservative theatrics lawmakers employ instead of getting things done for their constituents.
The comedian reprised her famous impersonation of the former governor of Alaska on Saturday Night Live.
There's enjoyment to be found on the musician's latest work, but Louis Virtel wishes Alanis stretched herself further and delivered something fresher
"We need you," Hillary Clinton said in a Wednesday speech. "America needs you, your energy, your ambition, your talent. That is how we get through this."
These out musicians will start your spring off on the right listen.
In this exclusive excerpt from her memoir, writer Mimi Lemay shares a seemingly small, but truly significant, moment.
The Fox anchor's take on the gay candidate was odd and, according to some, creepy.
Buttigieg elaborates that his husband, Chasten Buttigieg, often blasts Platt's music.
The presidential hopeful discussed coming to terms with his gay identity at a West Hollywood town hall meeting.
The gay presidential candidate had a few fans, including Brooke Lynn Hytes and Akeria C. Davenport, when he appeared at his first West Hollywood gay bar.
Soulforce's second Equality Ride begins with 50 young adults in two buses stopping at 32 Christian colleges and universities in the pursuit of social justice for LGBT students. In the first two weeks the west bus logs 12 arrests--and that's a good thing.
Some are saying it's a deal-breaker for the Democratic presidential hopeful, but he says he doesn't share the views of the right-wing group.
Since bursting onto the charts with 1983's number 1 synth-pop smash "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart of Eurythmics have been confounding showbiz conventions, whether via Annie's gender-bending look or the band's ever-evolving sound. For their 25th anniversary the duo just released Eurythmics Ultimate Collection plus deluxe reissues of eight studio albums. With over 75 million records sold, they're still making music, such as their triumphant new single, "I Got a Life," and Annie's 2003 Oscar-winning solo, "Into The West" (from The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King). Eurythmics keep seeing their sweet dreams come true.
The list of Republicans keeping their seats in the House includes some of the most antigay.
Sarah Rosetta Wakeman presented as a man to fight for the Union. Now Wakeman's story is the subject a musical play, written by Jenn Grinels and featuring nonbinary actor Ari Notartomaso.
Karen O, the striking singer for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and queen of the new new wave, is an original in an industry crowded with picture-perfect clones. With the white-hot Show Your Bones CD new in stores and a tour under way, the critics' fave chatted about the girls she likes and the boys who like her.
It's time for gay men to be rid of a drastic misconception about their sex lives, a misconception they've inherited from straight people eager to apply gender stereotypes to sex between two males.
If Matt Gaetz was called out on the House floor, jubilant Republicans would carry the instigator on their shoulders in celebration.
