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EDGE's New Music Friday: Elton John/Charlie Puth, Coldplay/BTS, Alessia Cara & More
Welcome to EDGE's New Music Friday, our guide to the best singles and albums released every week! This quiet week brings us new releases from Elton John and Charlie Puth, Coldplay and BTS, Alessia Cara and more.
Taron Egerton and Jonathan Bailey will Team Up for 'Cock' Next Year in London
What looks to be a must-see production in London next year is "Cock," a revival of Mike Bartlett's 2009 play that stars Brit actors Taron Egerton and Jonathan Bailey.
BENT LGBTQ Film Festival Announces 30th Anniversary
We are proud to announce the 30th anniversary of the BENT LGBTQ Film Festival.
Review: 'Foundation' Brings Isaac Asimov's Seminal Sci-Fi Classic to the Screen
This ten-episode adaptation of Isaac Asimov's sci-fi classic becomes an intense thrill ride that's carried along by exquisite design work and suspenseful character arcs.
Review: Ennio Morricone's Score a Highlight of 'The French Conspiracy'
The suspense ratchets up just as Ennio Morricone's score kicks into high gear.
Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj Almost Featured on Lil Nas X's 'Montero' Album
Lil Nas X took to Twitter to answer some questions about his highly anticipated album and revealed he hoped for collaborations with Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj.
Former ABC News Executive Says Chris Cuomo Harassed Her
A veteran TV news executive says CNN anchor Chris Cuomo sexually harassed her by squeezing her buttocks at a party in 2005.
Is the Future of Drag in Denmark?
Though many up-and-coming drag queens would love to be a "Ru girl," a unique drag identity is emerging from Denmark's capital of Copenhagen. Here, the scene fuses performance and activism.
Review: Though An Intriguing Idea, 'The Guilty' is Bogged Down With Subplots
Based on a Danish thriller, "The Guilty" is an interesting idea, but gets too caught up in subplots to be truly effective.
Review: Ben Whishaw Gives a Tour de Force Performance in Director Aneil Karia's Stylish Thriller 'Surge'
Aneil Karia uses cinema verite elements to make this debut feature a sweaty, claustrophobic character study. Ben Whishaw's intense performance, is simultaneously revealing and enigmatic.
A Blurred Movie Year Comes into Focus at New York Film Fest
A movie year of fits-and-starts, delays and reversals has sometimes been difficult to track. Knowing just where and how a new movie premieres has become a sport of its own.
The Unicorn Is Real: Defying the Myth of Bisexuality
"I have dogs and cats, so maybe that sets me up for bisexuality very well," jokes Margaret Cho. Our attitudes about where the "B" fits in LGBTQ is a hot topic in the queer community and beyond.
Post Playing Liza, Krysta Rodriguez Makes Ptown Debut this Weekend
After receiving glowing reviews for her performance as Liza Minnelli in Netflix's "Halston," Krysta Rodriguez heads to Provincetown this weekend for a pair of concerts. She spoke to EDGE about Liza & returning to performing again.
BSO Presents Free Concert to Celebrate Symphony Hall's Reopening
As the culmination of the Boston Symphony Orchestra's 2021-22 season-opening weekend, the orchestra presents a special BSO/Boston Pops community concert under the direction of Andris Nelsons, Thomas Wilkins, John Williams, and Keith Lockhart.
Sarah Jessica Parker on Why She hasn't Reacted to Passing of 'SATC' Costar Willie Garson
Sarah Jessica Parker explains why she's been quiet about reacting to the recent passing of fellow "Sex and the City" star Willie Garson.
Lil Nas X Covers LGBTQ+ Ally Dolly Parton's Signature Song
Out hip-hop artist Lil Nas X may have a new hit on his hands with a rendition of "Jolene," a 1973 single by Dolly Parton that is something of a signature song for the longtime LGBTQ+ ally.
Tonys: Broadway Hopes to Razzle-Dazzle its Way Out Pandemic
Broadway is in need of a boost these days so it has smartly called on one of its most beloved, award-winning stage veterans for help — Audra McDonald.
After 40 Seasons, Jeff Probst Changes this Gendered 'Survivor' Phrase to be More Inclusive
On the first episode of "Survivor" Season 41, host Jeff Probst asked the 18 new castaways if there should be a change to his iconic catchphrase "Come on in, guys!" due to its gendered language.
Kevin Bacon Signs on to Out Screenwriter John Logan's 'LGBTQ+ Empowerment' Horror Project
Kevin Bacon has signed on to star in out screenwriter John Logan's new horror movie — an "LGBTQ+ empowerment" yarn set, with blood-curdling aptness, at a gay conversion camp.
Review: Psych Drama Company Delivers a Gripping 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'
The Psych Drama Company's production of Tennessee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" may be presented as an audio drama, but it has the grip and emotional range of a fully-staged presentation.
Review: Musical 'Dear Evan Hansen' Treacly, Flawed, and Manipulative
The treacly film adaptation of the Broadway musical features a good cast and some good songs, but it's plagued by a problematic premise, manipulative writing, queerphobia, and ableism.
Review: Ben Whishaw Gives a Tour de Force Performance in Director Aneil Karia's Stylish Thriller 'Surge'
Aneil Karia uses cinema verite elements to make this debut feature a sweaty, claustrophobic character study. Ben Whishaw's intense performance, is simultaneously revealing and enigmatic.
Review: Psych Drama Company Delivers a Gripping 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'
The Psych Drama Company's production of Tennessee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" may be presented as an audio drama, but it has the grip and emotional range of a fully-staged presentation.
Review: Psych Drama Company Paints a Vivid 'Macbeth' with Sound
Director Wendy Lippe revises and lightly re-mixes the text of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," creating a taut 90-minute radio play that focuses on the work's psychological horrors.