It’s an adaptation of “Sweeney Todd,” centered on a Puerto Rican woman in Washington Heights, that tells a story about the prison industrial complex and gentrification. And it’s deliciously good.
Today the stage has been set for a historic double strike in Hollywood — the kind of which has not been seen in 63 years.
When I first saw the Yellowjackets pilot, I was so sure there was something going on between Shauna and Jackie.
Plus, lesbian bars that are actually OPENING instead of closing, dispatches from the Writers Strike in the wake of the Emmys, and more.
For the first few days of the breakup, I was in shock. I hadn’t expected it, had watched myself from outside myself. Still, it was done.
“I was kinda scared of Barbie the way I was scared of all beautiful women…”
It’s a beautiful, rushed meeting of those nostalgic blue Kraft boxes from after school specials and the trendy adult cacio e pepes that have overtaken the menus of fancy Italian restaurants everywhere.
Amazon’s Transparent is heading to Broadway as a musical, Reneé Rapp is leaving The Sex Lives of College Girls, and more!
Also, I did not know how much Chrishell likes a theme party!
I could not have taken on the past year of dating without my best friends.
There is no one on the face of the earth who can replace Padma Lakshmi, but there is one person who has the skills and experience and charm to follow Padma’s culture-changing tenure on Top Chef, and that’s Kristen Kish!
We can do our part and get reading.
Exes don’t HAVE to be friends but also don’t HAVE to be enemies.
Happy 7/11 day! Also, celebrate expansive queer photography and celebrate the bidet.
The first time I told you I was queer. You didn’t speak to me for 24 hours.
Also, did Dallas find a weak spot in the Aces armor?
Tracy Champman on her lesbian anthem becoming a country hit, the trailer for Red, White & Royal Blue, and more!
If you want to look extra put-together, it’s time to upgrade your lube dispenser.
Call me a simple gay, but I sure am a sucker for a really good love triangle.
She might have left the South, but she never forgot it, scorned it, or neglected it.
