Curtis M. Wong
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'Queer Eye' Star Karamo Brown Splits From Fiance After 10 Years Together
Appearing on "Ellen" Friday, the Netflix culture guru said the coronavirus lockdown prompted him and Ian Jordan to reevaluate their engagement. → Read More
Mandy Moore Announces She's Pregnant With Her First Child
The "This Is Us" star said she and husband Taylor Goldsmith will welcome a baby boy early next year. → Read More
Mandy Moore Announces She's Pregnant With Her First Child
The "This Is Us" star said she and husband Taylor Goldsmith will welcome a baby boy early next year. → Read More
'Supernova' Trailer Has Colin Firth, Stanley Tucci As Gay Couple On Brink Of Crisis
Critics are calling Harry Macqueen's LGBTQ romantic drama, which follows two men facing imminent tragedy, an early awards season contender. → Read More
Drew Droege's 'Happy Birthday Doug' Takes A Satirical Look At Gay Life, Flaws And All
A filmed version of the actor-comedian's acclaimed one-man comedy will premiere on the streaming service BroadwayHD this week. → Read More
Kelly Clarkson Admits She 'Definitely Didn't See' Her Divorce Coming
"What I’m dealing with is hard — it involves more than just my heart, it involves a lot of little hearts.” → Read More
Kelly Clarkson Admits She 'Definitely Didn't See' Her Divorce Coming
On the season premiere of her talk show, the "American Idol" champion touched on her split from Brandon Blackstock, saying, "What I'm dealing with is hard." → Read More
Ellen DeGeneres Makes On-Air Apology As She Addresses ‘Toxic’ Workplace Claims
The Emmy winner returned to TV with a public apology, saying she hoped her show would once again be viewed as “a place of happiness and joy.” → Read More
Ellen DeGeneres Promises 'New Chapter' As She Addresses 'Toxic' Workplace Claims
The Emmy winner returned to TV with a public apology, saying she hoped her show would once again be viewed as "a place of happiness and joy." → Read More
Idaho Pastor Who Criticized Mask Mandate Is Hospitalized With COVID-19
Candlelight Christian Fellowship's Paul Van Noy, who is a self-proclaimed "no-masker," has spent two weeks in the ICU after testing positive for coronavirus. → Read More
Singer Seth Sikes Reimagines Disney Classic As Plea For COVID-19 Safety
The New York performer puts a topical spin on the song "Belle" from "Beauty and the Beast" during a summer visit to Fire Island. → Read More
Broadway's Mauricio Martínez Marks Mexican Independence Day With Virtual Concert
The star of "On Your Feet!" and Netflix's "El Vato" will host a watch party for his 2018 cabaret act, "De México to Broadway," on Wednesday night. → Read More
Meet The Real-Life Couple Set To Star In Lifetime's Gay Holiday Movie
Blake Lee and Ben Lewis have been cast in "The Christmas Setup," which will be the network's first yuletide offering to center on a same-sex romance. → Read More
Trump Brags About Receiving Nonexistent 'Bay Of Pigs' Award From Cuban Community
The president appeared to mistake a 2016 endorsement from a Florida veterans group for the bestowing of an award. → Read More
Kirstie Alley Slams Oscars Diversity Standards: 'You People Have Lost Your Minds'
The 'Look Who's Talking' actor called efforts to improve inclusion among Academy Award nominees a "disgrace to artists everywhere." → Read More
Halle Berry Sees 'Heartbreak' In Her 2002 Oscar Win Due To What Hasn't Followed
The "Monster's Ball" star lamented to Variety that she remains the only Black woman to win the Best Actress Academy Award. → Read More
Tracee Ellis Ross Will Reimagine 'The Golden Girls' With A Black Cast Over Zoom
The "Black-ish" actor will star alongside Regina King, Alfre Woodard and Sanaa Lathan as the classic sitcom's fab foursome this week. → Read More
Here's What 'Living Single' Had To Say About Same-Sex Marriage In 1996
A Season 3 episode of the Queen Latifah-led sitcom featured a refreshing take on a lesbian's coming out and wedding plans, writer Matt Baume finds. → Read More
Jim Parsons Hosts A Boozy Gay Bacchanal In First 'Boys In The Band' Trailer
Produced by Ryan Murphy, Netflix's adaptation of the seminal LGBTQ drama also stars Matt Bomer, Andrew Rannells and Zachary Quinto. → Read More
For Country's Brandon Stansell, The Fight To Sing Truthfully As A Gay Man Isn't Over
In "Three Chords and a Lie," the Tennessee-born artist lays bare his struggles with his Southern Baptist family as he prepares for his first hometown concert. → Read More