LGBTQ news and entertainment
More music for Pride Month – in 2021, out country music artist Hayden Joseph released his uplifting anthem of self-acceptance, “Out,” for Pride month. Continue reading “Pride Music: Hayden Joseph Gets His Pride On – ‘Out’”
Aiden James (screen capture)For today’s Pride Music selection, I’m reaching back to 2018 and this gorgeous music video from Aiden James for his single, “Colorblind.” Continue reading “Pride Music: Aiden James ‘Colorblind’”
In this edition of Pride Music, I cover the oh-so-hunky country singer Ty Herndon, and his single “That Kind Of Night.”
Released on his album House on Fire, this marked his first album release since coming out as a gay man in 2014. Continue reading “Pride Music: Ty Herndon “That Kind Of Night””
In today’s edition of Pride Music, we revisit acclaimed out singer/songwriter Eli Lieb and his awesome 2021 single, “Boys Who Like Boys.” Totally on point not only for Pride Month, but every day. Continue reading “Pride Music: Eli Lieb ‘Boys Who Like Boys’”
I was so pleased with the results of the 2025 Tony Awards last night. So many great performances, and so many of my personal favorites taking home trophies. Continue reading “Highlights From The 2025 Tony Awards”
Out recording artist Wrabel released his uplifting Pride pop anthem, “Turn Up The Love,” in 2023 in collaboration with AT&T with an agreement that streaming proceeds would benefit The Trevor Project. Continue reading “Pride Music: Wrabel ‘Turn Up The Love’”
“What About Me?” is a bold, short-form dark comedy series about queer grief, identity and Hollywood absurdity. Continue reading “What To Watch: Grief Meets Hollywood Absurdity In ‘What About Me?’”
It’s safe to say that no Pride Music playlist would be complete without the Pet Shop Boys disco-tastic cover of “Go West.” Continue reading “Pride Music: Pet Shop Boys “Go West””
Out singer/actor Luke Evans drops his first new solo music in two years – a breezy, feel-good love song, “Only One of You.” Continue reading “New Music: Luke Evans ‘Only One Of You’”
In a statement posted to her social media accounts, Broadway star Patti LuPone has apologized for ‘disrespectful, demeaning’ remarks she made about fellow Tony winners Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald in an interview with The New Yorker. Continue reading “LuPone Apologizes For ‘Demeaning, Disrespectful’ Remarks Aimed At Colleagues”