Ed Gunts
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Drag volleyball on Labor Day Weekend in Rehoboth Beach comes to an end
“Congratulations on being Poodle [Beach’s] longest running sitcom, competitive volleyball match, fashion, cheerleading competition, dance off, variety show and RuPaul palooza! You nailed it!”
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The inside story of how John Waters got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Outfest Los Angeles wanted to see more queer representation on the Hollywood Walk of Fame – and did something about it.
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Calvin Klein & John Waters celebrate “chosen families” for Pride Month
Instead of using professional models, the company is featuring “LGBTQIA+ trailblazers, entertainers and advocates.”
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Colton Underwood has a new reality show gig in the “dangerous jungles of Panama”
The executive producer calls it “the most extreme celebrity format ever attempted.”
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You could have a formal dinner with John Waters at the city dump. Be sure to dress up.
Regardless of your culinary sense of adventure, we can promise you’ve never had a dinner like this.
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John Waters unveils all gender restrooms named after him at art museum
Waters’ collaborator and trans activist Elizabeth Coffey was the restroom’s first “user.” “Can you think of anything any more elementary than just going to the bathroom?” she said.
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John Waters ready to “spread my filth” when he’s honored in anti-LGBTQ Poland
The status of LGBTQ rights in Poland is the worst among European Union countries.
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Survivor’s Jeff Probst will stop saying “Come on in, guys” for gender equality
Is “guys” sexist? And will the backlash hurt the long-running reality franchise?
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Out icon Stephen Sondheim reveals plans for a new musical at age 91
Legendary performers Nathan Lane and Bernadette Peters took part in a recent table reading for his new show, Square One.
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Cemetery to fans of Divine: “Please be respectful” of others
“By all means, pay your respects to an iconic performer, but help preserve the dignity of this burial ground.”
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John Waters confesses that “country music made me gay”
“Country western fans, you’ve always been down-low gay-friendly. Aren’t you the first to recognize a boy named Sue?”
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Winnemucca’s first Pride weekend was a big success & they’re already planning for next year
Even the Governor came out to celebrate Pride in Anna Madrigal’s hometown.
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Is Bette Midler gearing up for a farewell tour?
The Divine Miss M says the idea is “under advisement.”
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Bowen Yang and Joel Kim Booster to star in “a gay Pride and Prejudice on Fire Island”
The gay comedians will star in the rom-com inspired by the Jane Austen novel.
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U.K. Methodist Church allows same-sex marriages in historic vote
Marriage for the church is now also defined as “a lifelong union in mind, body and spirit of two people who freely enter into it.”
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Madonna fundraises for youth & drops a new video just to kick off Pride weekend
To not celebrate Pride with other people “would have been a tragedy for me,” the star said.
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Four women are throwing a Pride parade in a tiny Nevada town & who knows how many people are coming
The town was featured in Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City novels as the hometown of Anna Madrigal. But these women have put in the hard work all on their own.
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Something isn’t kosher: Jewish eateries in New York send out mixed messages about Pride
The company that handles the kosher delis’ social media accounts accidentally sent customers a “Happy Pride!” message.
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America’s Got Talent auditions “the world’s gayest boy band”
They’re not One Direction. They’re “the Other Direction”
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Armistead Maupin & Cher pay tribute to iconic actress Olympia Dukakis
She was one of the first actresses to portray a trans character on American television when she took on the role of Anna Madrigal in Maupin’s Tales of the City.
