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Alexandra Billings to anti-trans author J.K. Rowlings: “Transgenderism is not a choice, it is a genetic fact”
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Friday Round-Up: Tom Daley & Dustin Lance Black; Jimmy Kimmel; Facu Imhoff; JoJo Siwa; Caitlyn Jenner & more!
Tom Daley discovers his mom initially thought he was setting Dustin Lance Black up with her Outsports
Watch Jimmy Kimmel’s hilarious LGBTQ+ campaign video: ‘You can’t spell Biden without Bi’ Advocate
Pro volleyball player Facu Imhoff wins a championship 5 years after coming out Queerty
JoJo Siwa admits she’s ‘not the inventor of gay pop’ but is willing to be the chief marketing officer EW.com
Here’s how you can watch Pedro Pascal & Ethan Hawke’s underrated gay cowboy movie Out.com
Caitlyn Jenner Doubles Down on Response to OJ Simpson’s Death, Responds to People Bringing Up Her Fatal Car Crash EW.com
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The great Ann Miller was born 101 years ago today – here is my tribute to the movie and Broadway legend
I don’t think the late, great Ann Miller really got her due during her lifetime for being the amazingly talented person she was. Born 101 years ago today, she could sing, act, and God she could tap dance.
For younger people who are not familiar with this showbiz legend, check out some of the clips below. I love her energy and her attitude.
She is best remembered for her work in the Classical Hollywood cinema musicals of the 1940s and 1950s. Her early work included roles in Frank Capra’s You Can’t Take It with You (1938) and the Marx Bros. film Room Service (1938). She later starred in the movie musical classics Easter Parade (1948), On the Town (1949) and Kiss Me Kate (1953). Her final film role was in David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive (2001).
She was just 13 when she was discovered by Lucille Ball and was signed to a contract (she had a fake birth certificate showing her age as 18). The next year, In 1937, she played Ginger Rogers’ dancing partner in Stage Door which if you have never seen, you must! It stars Katharine Hepburn, Rogers, Ball, and Eve Arden, among others. Miller left RKO to go to Broadway where in 1939 she was a smash in George White’s Scandals. She returned to RKO with a $3,000 a week contract. Prior to the Broadway success, she had earned $150 a week.
Via Wikipedia: In 1969, she starred on Broadway in the musical Mame, in which she wowed the audience in a tap number created just for her.
1971 found her starring in an iconic television commercial for “The Great American Soup” (created by Stan Freberg), with Miller rising up out of the floor on top of an eight-foot high cylinder designed to look like a giant soup can. The ad was a spectacular song and dance number in the tradition of the movie extravaganzas which were her stock in trade.
In 1979, she astounded audiences in the Broadway show Sugar Babies with fellow MGM veteran Mickey Rooney, which toured the United States extensively after its Broadway run. Miller and Rooney were both nominated for Tony Awards and overall starred in the show for nine years.
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Watch Buck dive back into closet during first gay date then later come out to Eddie on “9-1-1”
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Thursday Round-Up: Colton Underwood; Johnny Sibilly; Lukas Gage; Jodie Foster; Billie Jean King
Colton Underwood Initially Turned Down Masked Singer Because He Wasn’t ‘in a Good Place’ After Coming Out People
Johnny Sibilly reacts to new ‘Station 19’ role & working with Peter Paige Out.com
See Lukas Gage as a horny Cat King in Dead Boy Detectives exclusive clip EW.com
Jodie Foster Recalls Telling Robert Downey Jr. She Was ‘Scared’ During Peak Of His Addiction HuffPost
Billie Jean King Wants to Change the Playbook for Female Founders Inc
Mean Girls’ Daniel Franzese on playing an HIV+ character HIV-Plus
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Andrew Scott’s “The Actor’s Side” chat
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WATCH: Legendary team Elton John and Bernie Taupin accept prestigious Gershwin Prize
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WATCH: Leading man Andrew Scott on why the queerness of ‘Ripley’ isn’t so black-and-white
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Monday Round-Up: Kristen Stewart; Amy Schneider; John Cena; Ricky Martin; Jim Parsons & more!
The 10 Best Kristen Stewart Movies of All Time, Ranked Just Jared
Amy Schneider’s come-from-behind win puts her ahead in Jeopardy! tournament Advocate
John Cena opens up about defending his gay brother when they were kids Out.com
15 famous LGBTQ+ couples who have been together for over 10 years Out.com
Ricky Martin Goes Viral for Steamy On-Stage Moment at Madonna Concert Just Jared
‘Days of Our Lives’ Stars Strip Down to Their Underwear for Playgirl Cover: See the Cheeky Photos People
Jim Parsons reacts to Big Bang Theory fans wanting Michael Keaton to play Older Sheldon in spinoff: ‘I would be amazed’ EW.com
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WATCH: Today is the premiere of Tom Goss’ new music video “Not My Problem” – it’s a real hoot!
Greg In Hollywood fave Tom Goss dropped his latest music video today and it is fantastic – a real hoot! Not My Problem is a send-up of what Tom would say to his now imprisoned ex-boyfriend if he were to visit him in prison. Tom hosted a viewing party last Thursday to preview the video for friends and it was a huge hit. We are all excited and proud of talented Tom.
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Hunky Luke Macfarlane doesn’t need glasses to watch eclipse thanks to a “box of Cheerios and tinfoil”
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WATCH: Matt Bomer in wide-ranging conversation about ‘Fellow Travelers’ and other roles
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Showtune Sunday: All about Janis Ian!
She learned the truth At Seventeen and now the great singer-songwriter Janis Ian is 73!
Anyone who has ever felt like an outcast can relate to her Grammy-winning classic At Seventeen. Its lyrics about teen-aged angst sure struck a cord with me when I heard them even though I wasn’t a 17 year old high school girl who never got any Valentines. I was a gay kid who didn’t get a Valentine from who I really wanted: the high school quarterback!
Miss Ian, a 9-time Grammy nominee, burst onto the scene in the late 60s when she was just a teenager with Society’s Child, a song she wrote about an interracial romance. She released her autobiography in and named it after her first big hit.
She still records and came out as a lesbian in 1993.
Here is Janis performing At Seventeen in the 70s and Society’s Child as a teen in the 60s. Wow!
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Weekend Round-Up: Oliver Stark; Don Lemon; Steve Kmetko; TJ House; Christopher Durang & more!
9-1-1’s Oliver Stark breaks down that Buck kiss: It’s a ‘gift’ to explore this new story EW.com
9-1-1’s Oliver Stark Responds to Haters Over Bisexual Storyline Just Jared
From Alec Baldwin to Matt Lauer and Luann de Lesseps: All the Stars at Don Lemon’s N.Y.C. Wedding People
E! News’ Steve Kmetko Disappeared from Hollywood After He Was Fired in 2002 — Here’s What Happened People
Gay MLB star TJ House gets married to partner Ryan Neitzel Out.com
Christopher Durang, gay author of Sister Mary Ignatius and other plays, has died Advocate
Director Goran Stolevski dishes on the TV show that made him want to sleep with men & ‘Housekeeping For Beginners’ Queerty
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