On CBS Sunday Morning earlier today, Faith Salie broke down why HBO’s Heated Rivalry is setting the internet on fire with its story of a secret romance between rival pro hockey players.
James Dean was born 95 years ago today.
He starred in just three films in the 1950s – Giant, East of Eden and Rebel Without a Cause – but what a lasting impact he made.
Dean, who was raised in Indiana by an aunt and uncle after the death of his mother, attended UCLA and beat out 350 other hopefuls to land the role of Malcolm in Macbeth. He dropped out soon after to pursue acting full-time. He became one of the youngest members of the famed Actors Studio in New York City and was soon landing parts in several television shows which led to calls from Hollywood.
Several people who knew Dean, including his close friend and first biographer William Bast, have stated that he was gay. Bast lived with him both in Los Angeles and New York and has written of their years of sexual involvement. Rebel director Nicolas Ray and Giant co-star Elizabeth Taylor have also talked about his sexuality.
But this beautiful young actor did not live long enough for us to know how this might have affected his life and career. He was killed in 1955 in a car crash in California.
Dean was just two 24 years old. He received Academy Award nominations for both East of Eden and Giant – the only actor to earn two posthumous nominations.
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Drag Race superstar Marina Summers comes out as trans Out.com
Out TikTok star Nick Novak is competing at the Milan Winter Olympics Outsports
John Cena kept his brother’s sexuality a secret for over a decade Pink News
Gael García Bernal on what it’s like to kiss Bad Bunny: “It was actually really nice” Queerty
Dylan Walsh Admits He’s Blown Away By Heated Rivlary Popularity, Says He ‘Did Not See It Coming’ Just Jared
Alexander Skarsgård & Harry Melling on Pillion‘s kinky surprises and on-set turn-ons Queerty
Team USA speedskater Conor McDermott-Mostowy on Olympic swag, thicc thighs & taking off like a rocket ship Queerty
American Horror Story star and Olympic skier Gus Kenworthy urinates political message in snow EW.com
Mariah Carey Gives Stunning Performance in Italian at Olympics 2026 Opening Ceremony Just Jared
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I’ve been so obsessed with Carlos Alcaraz journey to winning his first Australian Open that I overlooked a very important pro tennis story: British wheelchair tennis star Greg Slade took to Instagram before the start of the tournament to share with the public that he is gay.
I think it is wonderful and hooray for Greg, the 2024 Summer Paralympics silver medalist.
I’ve started following him on Instagram and plan to start following his career. He made it to the semifinals at Wimbledon last year in singles and made it to the final of the doubles competition.
Greg, who is 23, is currently ranked 18th in the world in singles and has won five singles titles. He has 14 career titles in doubles and is currently ranked 14th as a doubles player.
Below are his posts on coming out and his working with Pride In Tennis.
Stage and screen legend Ian McKellen sat down for an extended conversation with Stephen Colbert about his long career as a performer, reprising his roles as Gandalf and Magneto in upcoming films, the unique joys of live theater, and the Shakespeare role he originated in the 1960s which resonates just as loudly today.
I love these Aussie chat shows! One of the stars of Heated Rivalry, Robbie G.K., has chatted with Today Extra about the show becoming a television phenomenon.
When I was in New York City last August, I only had time for one Broadway show amid all of the US Open matches I bought tickets for. So I didn’t get to see Jonathan Groff in the musical Just In Time. So how great that he performed Beyond the Sea from the Tony-nominated Broadway musical this week on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Enjoy!
Luke Evans and Fran Tomas sat down with Jon Dean at their home in Cardiff, in an intimate conversation around relationships, exes and being a gay couple in the public eye. For the first time Luke and Fran share not only how they built their clothing and lifestyle brand BDXY, but also the building of their relationship and unique life together.
Ian McKellen recites Shakespeare to slam ‘mountainous inhumanity’ in U.S. Out.com
Anthony Rapp Starring in Off-Broadway Solo Show ‘Touch’ Variety
Mike White explains how he is handling Survivor 50 castmates angling for The White Lotus cameos EW.com
Millennial gays are fondly recalling Alexander Skarsgård’s himbo arc in this 2001 classic Queerty
Jodie Foster, Chelsea Clinton and Ava DuVernay to Speak at the Making Their Mark Foundation Women’s History Month Symposium Variety
Neil Patrick Harris and Daughter Harper Support David Burtka on the Runway in New York City People
Saturday Night Live sets Heated Rivalry star Connor Storrie as next host Variety
Colman Domingo vanishes into the role of Joe Jackson in full trailer for biopic Michael Queerty
Ricky Martin issues public statement to Bad Bunny after Grammys: ‘I know how heavy it is’ EW.com
Heated Rivalry creator teases important season 2 casting, ‘diversions’ to other characters EW.com
Madonna Dances Around Her Apartment in Lingerie While Lip-Syncing 1992 Erotica Track People
Lola Young to Headline Elton John AIDS Foundation Oscars 2026 Viewing Party Just Jared
The linguistic masterpiece that is Moira Rose! Her vocabulary is as extravagant as her wig collection. This collection includes “What you did was impulsive, capricious, and melodramatic… but it was also wrong,” “I have asked you thrice now for a towel,” “Stop acting like a disgruntled pelican.”
R.I.P. the great Catherine O’Hara.
Thank God she had this role.
In the newest episode of My Life in the Theatre, quintuple threat Debbie Allen reflects on her theatre career, from Chita Rivera teaching her the West Side Story choreography, to leading Sweet Charity, to her enduring love for Carrie. Plus, she reveals her role that got away and her final conversation with Bob Fosse.
Alexander Skarsgård talks about hosting Saturday Night Live for the first time, working with real bikers on the movie Pillion and fulfilling his Brat summer fantasy by starring in The Moment alongside Charli xcx.
Kristen Stewart recalls why she came out on SNL, and how Trump was involved Out.com
Ellen DeGeneres Is ‘Missing’ California, Says Source as Star Buys New U.S. Home 14 Months After Move to U.K. People
Jesse Tyler Ferguson to Star in New York Production of TRU This Spring Broadway World
Antoni Porowski wishes a happy birthday to his “bestest boy” Zacharias Niedzwiecki Queerty
Kelly Clarkson announces her daytime talk show is ending after 7 seasons: ‘This was not an easy decision’ EW.com
Who is Don Lemon’s husband as journalist talks of protest arrest Pink News
Don Lemon sits down for his first interview post-arrest and talks about being arrested after covering an anti-ICE protest at a church in St. Paul, whether or not there’s a difference between protesters going into a church and journalists covering it, offering to surrender peacefully and getting no response, another journalist named Georgia Fort who was also arrested after covering the protest, the timeline and details of his arrest, the Trump administration making it legal for ICE agents to enter schools, healthcare facilities and houses of worship, getting a lot of love from fellow journalists, Trump saying this arrest was the best thing that ever happened to him, going to the Grammys, and the importance of supporting independent journalism.
All of headlines about Cher’s appearance at the Grammys last night are focusing on her flub when announcing the winner of the Record of the Year prize. It’s a bit of a pity because it ended up overshadowing what is a well-deserved and long-overdue prize. Cher had her first number one song more than 60 years ago as part of Sonny and Cher (I Got You Babe in 1964) then had her first solo hit a year later with 1965’s All I Really Want to Do. Many hits followed – many hits. Many, many hits from Bang Bang, The Beat Goes On, and You Better Sit Down Kids in the 1960s to Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves, Dark Lady, Half Breed, and Take Me Home in the 1970s to I Found Someone, We All Sleep Alone, If I Could Turn Back Time, and Just Like Jessie James in the 1980s. Hits in the 1990s included Believe, Heart of Stone, Love and Understanding and Strong Enough and since 2000, her hits have included Song For the Lonely, Woman’s World, You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me, and DJ Play the Christmas Song, among others.
For all this success, Cher had only won a single Grammy and that was for dance recording for Believe. Another recent Grammy Lifetime Achievement honoree, Diana Ross, had never won a single award as a member of the Supremes or as a solo act.
It’s a deeply flawed awards show but to finally give Cher some Grammy love for her amazing career was nice and should have been the headline!
The Devil Wears Prada 2 is in theaters May 1 and well, I. Can’t. Wait. I’ve seen the first movie so many times I could-re-enact complete scenes. But, I think a few more viewings before seeing the sequel might be in order.
The first full-length trailer for the sequel has just been premiered and Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci are all returning for the film which sees Hathaway’s Andy Sachs reunite with Streep’s ruthless fashion editor, Miranda Priestly, for what appears to be a major clash of the fashion titans.
New cast members who boarded the upcoming sequel include Kenneth Branagh, Simone Ashley, Justin Theroux, Lucy Liu, Caleb Hearon, Helen J. Shen, Pauline Chalamet, B.J. Novak, and Conrad Ricamora.
The best and worst moments from the 2026 Grammy Awards EW.com
Cher Causes Confusion at Grammys by Announcing ‘Luther Vandross’ as Winner of Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s Record of the Year Variety
Grammys 2026: 10 takeaways from a historic, chaotic night NPR
Grammy Winners 2026: See the Full List Pitchfork.com
Los Angeles mayor blasts DOJ’s Don Lemon prosecution after judge frees journalist without bail Advocate
The View cohosts warn audience of danger after Don Lemon’s arrest: ‘What do you think will happen to us?’ EW.com
‘F–k Her!’: Billy Porter’s Nicki Minaj Diss Goes Viral Just Jared
Pete Buttigieg slams Trump for saying people who can’t afford to buy houses don’t “work very hard” LGBTQ Nation
Weekend Tennis Round-Up (Australian Open!) Kenneth in the 212
Alan Cumming on “Traitors” castle: “It’s brutal!”
François Arnaud on Shut Up Evan Podcast
Tuesday Round-Up: Anderson Cooper; Hudson Williams; Jodie Foster; Pedro Pascal & more!
WATCH: Remembering a special afternoon in WeHo with the very lovely lady Florence Henderson
“The Gilded Age” alum Claybourne Elder is releasing an album: “If the Stars Were Mine” out April 3
Friday Round-Up: Don Lemon; Mika Brunold; Rosie O’Donnell; Christian Siriano; James Van Der Beek
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