Director Lovell Holder on 'Lavender Men,' his Meta-Queer 'Fantasia' on Abe Lincoln
Director Lovell Holder's "Lavender Men" is the latest queer work that questions the sexuality of President Abraham Lincoln. EDGE spoke to Holder about his meta-queer 'fantasia' that has been touring the film festival circuit.
Carol O'Shaughnessy Looks to the Rainbow and Finds Hope
Carol O'Shaughnessy has been dubbed "Boston's First Lady of Cabaret." Well into her 80s, she brings her annual cabaret show, "Chasing the Rainbow:..Such a Life" to Club Cafe on 11/23. EDGE speaks to sweetly optimistic singer about her latest show.
IOTA (MIOTA) Investment in 2024 Offers Three Compelling Reasons
With groundbreaking technology and strategic moves, IOTA offers compelling opportunities for forward-thinking investors.
Investment Banking Teams: Structure Of A Sell-Side Operation
Dive into the dynamic world of investment banking where sell-side operations play a pivotal role. Unveil the intricate structure of dedicated teams that drive successful transactions.
'I Shouldn't Out Him' – Clay Aiken Swerves into Strange Question about Shawn Mendes
Former "American Idol" contestant Clay Aiken, who is openly gay, abruptly departed from talking about his new Christmas album to ask whether Shawn Mendes had come out.
Sexy Nicholas Alexander Chavez is Making Good Impressions in Hollywood
Get to know more about actor Nicholas Alexander Chavez, who stars in Ryan Murphy's two newest hit shows "Monsters" and "Grotesquerie."
Ridley Scott Denies There Was a Same-Sex Kiss Cut from 'Gladiator II'
"Gladiator II" director Ridley Scott called "bullshit" on the claim that a same-sex kiss between Denzel Washington and another actor was cut from the movie.
Problem Gambling and Wellness: Additional Challenges of Gambling Addiction Treatment
Problem gambling is an issue that anyone can face if they tend to play casino games online. The trickiest part is to recognize the gambler has a problem.
How Science Viewed Queer Life in the 1930s Is Explored in Provocative New Play
A new play by NYC-based theater company The Civilians takes scientific studies from the 1930s that looked at queer life with a pathological gaze and creates a "kaleidoscopic fantasia" that celebrates it. EDGE spoke with artistic director Steve Cosson.
Openly Queer Members of the Horse Racing Community
Horse racing is a sport for everybody, no matter your walk of life, skin colour or sexuality.
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