LGBTQ news and entertainment
What to watch this Halloween? In the new dark psychological thriller Glamping, an influencer’s weekend cabin getaway gets disrupted by the arrival of a creepy masked stalker—who’s played by out American Idol alum (and TRR favorite) David Hernandez! Continue reading “Halloween Viewing: GLAMPING Featuring David Hernandez”
June Lockhart, one of the great TV moms in the 1950s and ’60s (“Lost In Space,” “Lassie”), died of natural causes on October 23 in Santa Monica. She was 100. Continue reading “June Lockhart, One Of The Great TV Moms, Dies At 100”
Hollywood icon and Academy Award-winner Diane Keaton has died at the age of 79.
Further details are not available at this time, and her loved ones have asked for privacy, according to a family spokesperson. Continue reading “Hollywood Icon Diane Keaton Dead At 79”
Happy Monday! Some news items I thought worth your time:
• Them: Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito claimed that he was not pushing to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges — which established same-sex marriage rights across the U.S. — in a speech to a conservative law school last week, as the Court decides whether to revisit that decision.
• Kenneth-in-the-212: Kenneth rounds up the tennis news from the weekend including all the ATP beef that’s fit to print. Continue reading “Justice Alito: ‘Not Pushing’ To Overturn Same-Sex Marriage Ruling + More News”
There was no way Saturday Night Live was going to let Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s insane military speech this week go untouched as the long-running sketch comedy series began Season 51.
And returning host Bad Bunny used his opening monologue to address backlash surrounding his being announced as the 2026 Super Bowl Half-Time Show performer. Continue reading “SNL 51: Deranged ‘Pete Hegseth’ + Bad Bunny On His Super Bowl Gig”
Indie rock band Rainbow Kitten Surprise recently dropped their new album, bones, featuring a visualizer of the new track “Tropics” from their sold-out show at Morrison, CO’s Red Rocks Amphitheater last month.
I love when I get to feature rock bands here in TRR. From the opening track, “Friendly Fire,” to the laidback exhale of “Tropics,” bones is the product of a band in perfect harmony with one another. Continue reading “New Music: Rainbow Kitten Surprise ‘Tropics’”
Someone brought up the soundtrack for the 2012 comedy A Few Best Men (starring Xavier Samuel and Olivia Newton-John) and I now have it on repeat. Continue reading “Song Of The Day: Olivia Newton-John ‘Daydream Believer’ (Chew Fu Fix)”
Wow. Deadline is reporting that in the months before his death, Terence Stamp filmed scenes reprising his role of “Bernadette” for an upcoming sequel to the hit movie Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
Director Stephan Elliott says Stamp was originally hesitant to revisit the now-iconic role, but was persuaded by a promise that Priscilla Queen of the Desert 2, its working title, would not just be a repeat of the original. Continue reading “Terence Stamp Filmed Scenes For ‘Priscilla 2’ Before His Passing”
We all guessed Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night TV would score some big ratings, and now we have the numbers.
After a week-long suspension, Kimmel’s return drew a whopping 6.26 million viewers according to early Nielsen ratings, making Tuesday night’s episode the highest-performing regularly scheduled episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in over a decade. Continue reading “Kimmel Scores Massive Ratings On His Return To Late-Night”
With less than two months from the release of WICKED: For Good, today the powers that be drop this brand-new “final” trailer for the thrilling conclusion of the magical, musical tale of “Elphaba” (Cynthia Erivo), “Glinda” (Ariana Grande) & the fate of Oz. Continue reading “Final Trailer: ‘WICKED: For Good’”