Visiting Provincetown has been sitting on my bucket list for years, so arriving right as the 48th Annual Carnival Week kicked off was a dream come true. Walking down Commercial Street for the first time felt like stepping into an immaculate coastal haven. You get those quiet beach-town vibes blendedContinue Reading
Page Powars knows there is something deeply satisfying about turning an unbearable character into someone readers cannot help but love. The New York Times best-selling author previously embraced that challenge in “And They Were Roommates,” but his latest YA romance, “But I Hate Him,” approaches it from a different angle.Continue Reading
Nicholas Hoult was announced Aug. 11 as Gilderoy Lockhart, the charmingly self-obsessed professor introduced in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. His decision to join the Harry Potter reboot series quickly drew criticism from fans opposed to author J.K. Rowling’s involvement in the production and her continued attacks onContinue Reading
The Forum started in total, heavy darkness. The chatter in the venue died down as low electronic notes began echoing off the walls. As the first heavy beat dropped, three giant figures materialized across the main screen: RÜFÜS DU SOL. Dressed head-to-toe in sharp black fits, the Australian trio instantlyContinue Reading
Twenty-five years after making history as the first nation to legalize same-sex marriage, the Netherlands faces an unexpected reality check from its top official. Speaking at the Attitude Pride Awards in Amsterdam during WorldPride, Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten warned that acceptance of queer rights among the younger generation isContinue Reading
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Screen legend Dame Judi Dench highlighted the importance of people living “authentically as themselves” in a new interview with Sir Ian McKellen. In an era of famous actors engaging in anti-LGBTQ+ debate, it’s uplifting to see the 91-year-old actress and 87-year-old actor have an honest conversation about letting people liveContinue Reading
Sometimes loving a narcissist means doing so at a safe distance ― even if the narcissist in question is your parent. Just ask writer Julie L. Hall. On her blog, The Narcissist Family Files, Hall writes about severing ties with her parents and counsels others looking to do the same.Continue Reading
Years ago, writer Sara C. felt palpable chemistry with a coworker. She had been married for 14 years at the time, but her friendship with the man was flirtatious and she started to fixate on it. They communicated regularly and had coffee dates. Then they slept together. But a lineContinue Reading
Michael Johnston, star of Obsession, said it was “terrifying” to come out while playing a queer role in Teen Wolf. The 30-year-old actor has reflected on having a breakout role as Corey Bryant, a gay high schooler, in the supernatural drama Teen Wolf. From 2015, Bryan’s character was in aContinue Reading
Cara Delevingne and Samara Weaving are turning up the heat in a new music video before things take a completely unhinged turn. Delevingne tapped the Ready or Not star for “Crazy, Baby,” her recently released song about the intoxicating moment when a friendship begins turning into something more. “’Cause whenContinue Reading
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Season 6 of Only Murders in the Building is jetting across the pond, and there are some great British cameos gracing the show. Hulu’s murder mystery show is coming to London with its sleuthing trio: Charles-Haden Savage (Steve Martin), Oliver Putnam (Martin Short) and Mabel Mora (Selena Gomez). The trioContinue Reading