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Watch: Tina Burner Reimagines 'Rose's Turn' Plus 9 More Must-See Versions
"RuPaul's Drag Race" season 13 alum Tina Burner turns to her theater roots to reimagine iconic songs from some of our favorite leading ladies, including "Rose's Turn" from "Gypsy."
review: Brian Brooks' Moving Company Offers Premieres at Jacob Pillow
Brian Brooks and his Moving Company gifted a hungry dance audience with an affecting performance on the Henry J. Leir outside stage at Jacob's Pillow.
Lil Nas X Claps Back at 'Industry Baby' Homophobic Critics
The rapper didn't mince words while calling out the double standards he faces as a gay rapper: "Y'all Hate Gay People."
Oh Snap! Is That Pete Buttigieg in Sweaty Thirst Trap?
Buttigieg's husband Chasten shared a snap of the transportation secretary after he completed a 60-mile bike ride and a "transition run" on Sunday.
DaBaby Makes Homophobic Remarks During Rolling Loud Appearance
At Miami's Rolling Loud Miami music festival on Sunday, rapper DaBaby's set was controversial for a number of reasons.
Provincetown COVID Update: New Indoor Mask Mandate Imposed
With COVID-19 cases contracted in Provincetown — many of which described as "breakthrough" cases — town officials imposed stronger guidelines at an emergency meeting on Sunday.
Watch: Out Athlete Fighting Rare Bone Infection Appeals for Help
In a recent YouTube video, out athlete Eric Lueshen reveals he is fighting a rare bone infection and implores the help of fans and supporters.
Watch: Out Diver Tom Daley Says He's 'Incredibly Proud To Be Gay' and an Olympic Gold Medalist
Tom Daley, the British diver and husband of out American screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, offered inspiring words to the world's LGBTQ youth after winning his Olympic gold medal.
Watch: Gus Kenworthy Tours Tokyo: 'Very Long Drive To Get Me a Bubble Tea'
Gus Kenworthy may not be appearing in these Olympics — his sports are part of the Winter Games — but NBC hired the hunky, out Olympian to do features for the current Tokyo Games. In the first, Kenworthy tours Tokyo.
First Openly Transgender Olympians are Competing in Tokyo
The International Olympic Committee has allowed transgender athletes to participate at the Olympics since 2004, but until this year, none had done so openly.
News
London 'Reclaim Pride' Draws 2,500 Marchers
More than 2,500 participants joined forces for the UK's first-ever "Reclaim Pride" March, held on July 24.
Entertainment
John Cena's Bulgy Whities Captivate 'Suicide Squad' Cast
At a recent press conference, some of the stars of the upcoming "Suicide Squad" sequel couldn't help but talk about one particular subject: John Cena's bulge.
Business
Airports in US West Dealing With Jet Fuel Shortage
A shortage of jet fuel, coupled with supply chain issues and an urgent demand from firefighting aircraft, continues to cause problems at airports around the West.
Technology
Amid Allegations of Anti-LGBTQ Gov't Purge, a Push to Rename the James Webb Space Telescope
James Webb, who headed NASA in the 1960s, helped perpetuate a purge of LGBTQ civil servants, activists allege, pushing to rename a high-tech space telescope named in his honor.
Finance
Liz Weston: We Deserve a Better Credit Reporting System
In some ways, the U.S. credit reporting system has improved. Unfortunately, our credit information still isn't as accurate, easy to obtain or secure as it needs to be.
Cars
Smart Eye Deputy CEO Rana el Kaliouby Talks Automotive AI
Carmakers are bracing for new safety rules and standards around the world that could require dashboard cameras to detect dangerous driver behavior.
Style
Smells Like Summer: Our Favorite New Scents of the Season
New summer scents have arrived just in time for your next snuggle session. Remember, a little goes a long way. Here are EDGE's top picks for the best summer fragrances of 2021.
Health/Fitness
At-Home Olympians: Our Favorite Athletic Insta Influencers
Just because you haven't reached international acclaim as a high-performance athlete doesn't mean you can't show off your athletic prowess to the world.
Travel
Madrid's Retiro Park, Prado Avenue Join World Heritage List
Madrid's tree-lined Paseo del Prado boulevard and the adjoining Retiro park have been added to UNESCO's World Heritage list.
Nightlife
San Diego Pride Closing Party #United We Groove :: July 18, 2021
Happy Dark Productions set sail on the San Diego Bay for their annual San Diego Pride closing party. Everyone danced the day and night away before headliner Todrick Hall closed out the night.
Recent Reviews
Review: Andrei Tarkovsky's 'Mirror' a Remarkably Singular Accomplishment
Dismissed by critics upon its initial release, yet eventually reclaimed as a staple of cinematic history, "Mirror" has now arrived on The Criterion Collection in a new 2K digital restoration.
Review: Compelling 'Broken Diamonds' Tackles Tough Subjects With Compassion
This drama handles the subject of a family dealing with schizophrenia with compelling compassion.
Review: Overly Convoluted 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' Should Stick Closer to the Source Material
Ed and Lorraine Warren are back, and this third installment has them trying to prove a demonic motive for a local murder.