LGBTQ News and More
US Panel Backs Boosters Only for Elderly and High-Risk
Dealing the White House a stinging setback, a government advisory panel overwhelmingly rejected a plan Friday to give Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots across the board.
Gus Kenworthy Heads to Greece with Mystery Man, Thirst-Traps Reveal
"Alexa, play 'Summer Lovin'' from the musical Greece!" Gus Kenworthy captioned his Instagram pics from his vacation in Greece.
With Upcoming Queer Musical, Everybody Will Be Talking About Max Harwood
In the upcoming queer musical film "Everybody's Talking About Jamie," newcomer Max Harwood plays a teen from a British working class town who wants to be a drag queen. EDGE spoke to the actor about his film debut, authenticity and his drag past.
Ex-House Speaker Settles Child Sexual Abuse Payments Suit
Former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert and a man who accused him of child sexual abuse reached a tentative out-of-court settlement Wednesday over Hastert's refusal to pay the man $1.8 million
2021 Toronto Int. Film Fest Diary: Entry 3 - Thrills & Spills
EDGE contributor C.J. Prince checks out a few thrillers at the Toronto International Film Festival, including "Lakewood," starring Naomi Watts.
'Still Dancing,' Rev. Steve Pieters Relives his Iconic Tammy Faye Interview
When the filmmakers of "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" included an interview with Rev. Steve Pieters in the film, they never reached out to him, assuming he was dead. Instead, the long-time AIDS survivor reached out to them.
Sarah Paulson Says She 'Probably' Won't Return to 'American Horror Story'
Is this the last time Sarah Paulson will star in "American Horror Story?"
2021 Anti-Trans Murders Mount with Alarming Speed
2020 was the deadliest year since the Human Rights Campaign began tracking murderous anti-trans violence in 2013, claiming 44 victims. 2021 is well on track to equal or surpass that grim total.
Gay Twitter's 52 Funniest Tweets This Week
It's another round up of the funniest tweets from Gay Twitter. This week, people couldn't hold back tweeting about the VMAs, the Met Gala (especially Lee Pace), Nicki Minaj's vaccine drama, and more!
Don't Miss: Margaret Cho 'On the EDGE' 9/21
Grammy- and Emmy-nominated Margaret Cho joins EDGE for an intimate and live conversation about her groundbreaking career and current projects, including a North American tour, Netflix series "Good on Paper," and forthcoming book.
News
Watch: Trans Woman of Color D'isaya Monaee Smith Murdered in Illinois
Violence has claimed another transgender woman's life, this time in Illinois, with the shooting death of D'isaya Monaee Smith. Her death marks the 36th known trans murder this year.
Entertainment
Review: 'Blue Bayou' a Powerful Indictment of a Broken System
Justin Chon wrote, directed, and stars in an emotional drama about a Korean American immigrant adopted as a child facing the cataclysmic pain of deportation.
Business
US Will Give Runway Rights to a Budget Airline at Newark Airport
The Transportation Department said Thursday it will give rights for several afternoon and evening flights in Newark, New Jersey, to a budget airline to drive down fares.
Technology
Social Media's 70-Up 'Grandfluencers' Debunking Aging Myths
There's a growing number of "grandfluencers," folks 70 and up who have amassed substantial followings on social media with the help of decades-younger fans, including TikTok stars @oldgays.
Finance
5 Ways to Rein in Impulse Spending
When the nonessentials threaten to put your finances in jeopardy, it's important to keep your financial goals on track. Here are five strategies to help you navigate impulse spending.
Cars
Edmunds Separates Fact from Fiction about Green Cars
With all the developments in the auto industry you may think your next car will be electric. The experts at Edmunds examin some of the most prevalent EV myths.
Style
Watch: Madonna Superfan Creates 'Vogue' Gallery Wall
A Madonna superfan has created a gallery wall inspired by the Queen of Pop's hit "Vogue". Have a watch!
Health/Fitness
US Doubles the Fine for Mask Rule-Breakers on Planes
The U.S. is doubling the fine for people who break the rule requiring masks on planes, trains and other forms of public transit to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Travel
England's Simplified COVID-19 Travel Rules Bashed as Confusing
The British government announced a major simplification of its rules for international travel on Friday, heeding complaints from travelers and businesses that its regulations aimed at staving off the spread of COVID-19 were cumbersome and ineffective.
Nightlife
Carnaval des Couleurs Recommits to the Fight Against Racism and Homophobia
This year's celebration of Carnaval des Couleurs will be a multicultural celebration filled with fun and activities.
Recent Reviews
Review: 'Quertext' Delves into Queer German Writings Past and Present
The anthology brings into focus "representations of contemporary queer life and explorations of a queer past."
Review: 'Trans In Trumpland' Road Trips to Hope Set Against Hate
These four episodes offer a potent and wide-ranging exploration of the diverse array of trans Americans and the political background against which they struggle and even thrive.
Review: Love on NYC's Mean Streets Features in 'Port Authority'
This contemporary love story features a slightly moth-eaten plot, but the performances make it a pleasure.