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Adam Rippon Looks Back at His Role in 2018 Olympics
Adam Rippon, who came out publicly in October 2015, was the first openly gay athlete to represent the United States in Olympic competition.
Is HBO Max Breaking the Full-Frontal Taboo?
With "And Just Like That" featuring full-frontal nudity, another HBO Max series pushes the boundaries of what can be seen on television, and joins a number of the other networks show in doing so.
'SNL' Comics Colin Jost, Pete Davidson Buy Staten Island Ferry Boat
"Saturday Night Live" comics Colin Jost and Pete Davidson have purchased a decommissioned Staten Island Ferry boat for $280,100 with plans to turn it into New York's hottest club.
Mother: Teachers Manipulated Child to Change Gender Identity
A mother who claims teachers secretly manipulated her 11-year-old daughter into changing her gender identity and name has filed a legal case against a tiny California school district.
Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas Welcome First Child
Priyanka Chopra Jonas and her husband Nick Jonas announced on their Instagram pages Friday that they welcomed their first child together. She said a surrogate gave birth to the couple's baby on Jan. 15.
Dior Triumphs in Spectacular Paris Fashion Week Show
Dior took over Paris' iconic Place de la Concorde for a menswear show Friday whose theme was none other than the city of Paris itself.
Why Michelle Visage Was Turned Down by 'Drag Race España'
Why Michelle Visage was turned down by "Drag Race España." The "RuPaul's Drag Race" mainstay wanted to appear as a judge on the Spanish edition, but was told to sashay away.
Lady Gaga and Salma Hayek's Sex Scene in 'House Of Gucci' Was Cut
The "Monster" singer turned actress reveals yet another story about the story behind her recent film, "House of Gucci."
Look Over Here! Films that Should Receive Oscar Nominations, But Likely Won't
With the Oscar noms approaching on February 8, here's a look at some films that likely will not receive nominations, in part because the genres they represent are largely ignored by the AMPAS.
Gay Twitter's Funniest 53 Tweets This Week
This week's edition of Gay Twitter includes hilarious reactions to the latest episodes of "Drag Race," "Euphoria," "AJLT," as well as diverse M&Ms and more!
News
Ralph Lauren Unveils Team USA's Opening Olympic Uniforms
Team USA's opening ceremony uniforms for the Beijing Olympics include some sneaky new warming technology, along with a handy front pouch and a cinch waist on anoraks in navy and white.
Entertainment
Review: Genre-busting 'Journey To Shiloh' Gets the Reevaluation It Deserves
"Journey to Shiloh" boasts an ultimate "war sucks" message, a cast of six hot young dudes on horseback and a campy opening and closing song. Oh, and James Caan. The first three are enough for me to recommend it!
Business
Amazon Plans Clothing Store for Southern California Mall
Amazon says it plans to open a clothing store in a Southern California mall later this year, a first for the online behemoth and a fresh challenge for already struggling traditional retailers.
Technology
UCLA Researchers Come One Step Closer to a Cure for AIDS
UCLA researchers have reported preliminary success in a revised strategy eliminating HIV-infected cells.
Finance
Goodbye 'Godsend': Expiration of Child Tax Credits Hits Home
For the first time in half a year, families on Friday are going without a monthly deposit from the child tax credit.
Cars
Edmunds: The Hottest Cars to Look Out for in 2022
The experts at Edmunds have compiled a list of the five hottest vehicles that will arrive at dealerships in the next six to nine months.
Style
Louis Vuitton Stages Virgil Abloh Swansong in Paris
Louis Vuitton pulled out the stops Thursday to present the final collection of Virgil Abloh.
Health/Fitness
CDC Study Shows Booster Shots Needed Against Omicron
Three studies released Friday offered more evidence that COVID-19 vaccines are standing up to the omicron variant, at least among people who received booster shots.
Travel
10 Best Things to Do in San Francisco in 2022
Food, drink, wall-to-wall history, and pride in abundance: Where can you find so much of all these things but in San Francisco? Here are some of our picks for what to do in the city.
Nightlife
Going Out, Homing's In Jan. 21-28, 2022
This is your arts and nightlife captain; please stand by as we navigate through abrupt closings, postponements — and even a few openings— around the Bay Area this week.
Recent Reviews
Review: Cold and Moody, 'The Last Thing Mary Saw' Lacks Vision
Moody to a fault, this folk horror film doesn't have the insight into its characters it needs to have true vision.
Review: Downton's Julian Fellowes Refocuses His Lens on 'The Gilded Age'
From the creator of "Downton Abbey" comes a new drama series set against the backdrop of the center of society and power. "The Gilded Age" explores New York at the turn of the 19th Century.
Review: Boring, Vapid 'The Men Of West Hollywood' Disappoints
Lifestyles of the vapid and boring in West Hollywood.