Jonathan Bennett dishes on his new holiday competition series “Finding Mr. Christmas,” where he is on a mission to find the next big Hallmark Christmas movie star! Jonathan shares how Kelly’s “American Idol” journey inspired him to create the show, and bonds with Kelly over their love of hiding coffee around set. Jonathan also reflects on blacking out during his unexpected Broadway debut.
Sean Hayes sits down with Drew Barrymore to recall how they first met, discuss his role in the one-man off-Broadway play, ‘The Unknown’, and share what it was like working on ‘Will & Grace.’
From her iconic role as Sue Sylvester in “Glee” to her unforgettable performances in “Best in Show” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” Jane Lynch has built a career on making people laugh. But behind the humor is a woman who has found peace through truth and self-acceptance. Jane opens up to Hoda Kotb about how therapy helped her shed years of shame, what she learned from her relationship with her mother, how “Glee” continues to impact fans more than a decade later, and why she now finds joy in the quiet moments of everyday life.
Matt Rogers was very excited to prank call his friends, even if karma might come for him afterward. In this episode of “Phoning It In,” the comedian and actor gives Joel Kim Booster a platform to prove he’s the most loyal friend alive, convinces Jenna Bush Hager he’s locked in a dressing room at 30 Rock, tells Sarah Sherman he wants her to be his Las Culturistas co-host, and manages to pull off pranks on Ben Platt, Bowen Yang, Fraser Olender, Jake Shane, and Heather Gay along the way.
I really enjoyed this! An unexpected half hour of light fun. In this week’s episode of Gloves Off, host Nicky Campbell sits down with Emmy winner Sarah Paulson. They go behind the scenes to discuss some of Sarah’s most iconic and bold red-carpet fashion choices throughout her career, revealing the stories and the risks behind her greatest looks.
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Whether it’s as Winifred Sanderson (Hocus Pocus), Dolly Levi (Hello, Dolly!), C.C. Bloom (Beaches), Dixie Leonard (For the Boys), Brenda Morelli-Cushman (First Wives Club) or Mary Rose Foster (The Rose), today’s birthday girl Bette Midler, has inhabited an unforgettable series of indelible characters on screen and stage.
But the most unforgettable one of all is an exaggerated, bawdy version of herself: The Divine Miss M!
Along the way, this entertainment legend has conquered Broadway, Las Vegas, the film, television, and music industries with number one box office hits and number one records. She’s won three Grammys, three Emmys, two Tonys, and been nominated for two Oscars. She’s also won four Golden Globe Awards, including one for her performance in the superb 1993 television remake of the musical Gypsy.
So much to mention when it comes to Bette. All the hit records (Wind Beneath My Wings, From a Distance, The Rose), more hit movies (Ruthless People, Big Business, Outrageous Fortune, Down and Out in Beverly Hills), and such memorable gigs as her days performing at the Continentals Baths in NYC and being Johnny Carson’s final guest on The Tonight Show.
There’s so much more as Bette is multi-talented and prolific and I’ve been at least interested in pretty much all she’s ever done!
Below is a random series of videos celebrating the icon on her 80th birthday.
We all know there must be a number of male tennis pros, some probably pretty famous, who are gay. But no one playing on the main ATP Tour has come out publicly during their playing days.
That’s why it is so courageous that Swiss pro Mika Brunold, ranked in the top 300 this year and currently 307, has publicly announced via Instagram that he is gay.
Hooray!
Last year, Brazilian player Joao Lucas Reis da Silva also came out as gay. He has been ranked in the top 400.
Wishing much success to both players moving forward!
Men’s tennis has never had a top star come out, unlike women’s tennis where Wimbledon champs Martina Navratilova, Conchita Martinez, Amelie Mauresmo were out during their playing years. Billie Jean King was outed by vindictive ex-girlfriend during the final years of her playing career but has since been an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ equality.
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On the How To Fail with Elizabeth Day podcast, the host and guest Dan Levy bonded over eyebrows, amongst other things. You’ll know Levy, of course, as David Rose in the widely adored TV show Schitt’s Creek, which he co-wrote and created with his father Eugene Levy. If ever there was a story of failure leading to success, it’s this, as Dan tells me how his multi-award winning and critically acclaimed show was (initially) turned down by every single network in the USA. We also chat about relationship failures and a particular childhood incident involving birthday cake. Plus, they explore his film Good Grief – a beautiful gay love story for the modern age – and his personal influences behind it.
Ahead of the release of her new Christmas movie Tinsel Town, Rebel Wilson joins the UK Show This Morning, on the sofa to chat about stepping into panto! She’ll be revealing how she attempted to take on a Yorkshire accent in just four days, her love for British culture – most notably Greggs and the Queen, and her plans for spending her first Christmas outside of Australia.
Cheyenne Jackson unzips their guts in this candid conversation. The Broadway star discusses a childhood without running water and a surprising path to New York City.