Billie Eilish Recently Realized She 'Wanted My Face in a Vagina' in Rolling Stone Cover Story
The singer reveals a few very personal revelations about self-pleasure and her attraction to women.
On The EDGE: Chris Andoe
In the world of literature and performance, there are individuals who effortlessly blend storytelling with captivating charisma. One such luminary is Chris Andoe, often hailed as "The Armistead Maupin of St. Louis."
Report: German Gay Soccer Players Preparing to Come Out En Masse on International Day Against Homophobia
If things go as reportedly planned, this May 17 will be a day to remember as a number of closeted gay German soccer players are planning to come out all at once.
Hasbro's 'Clue' Headed Back to the Big Screen Following the Success of 'Barbie'
Hasbro's board game "Clue" is heading for film treatment once more, in the wake of the huge success that was "Barbie" – and it's not the only board game slated for the silver screen.
Omar Apollo Talks New Album, Hot Sauce, and the Reinvention of His 'Longing for Love' Songs
Omar Apollo opened up about getting back to "longing for love" songs and how clubbing and Beyoncé were influences for his new album.
The Queens Have Been Announced for 'RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars' Season 9
Among announcement revealed some casting twist and turns and changes about the upcoming season.
Out Footballer Josh Cavallo Opens Up About Receiving Death Threats, FIFA Hosting World Cup in Saudi Arabia
In a wide-ranging interview, Cavallo called out the message FIFA is sending to LGBTQ+ players and fans by hosting the grand football event in Saudi Arabia.
How Sarah Ruhl and Taylor Mac Bring 'Orlando' to Joyful Genderfluid Life
The times have caught up with Virginia Woolf's visionary novel "Orlando" in a joyful stage adaptation. EDGE speaks to its creators, Sarah Ruhl and Taylor Mac on their considerable achievement.
Acclaimed 'Robert Frost: This Verse Business' Arrives in Boston This Week
Emmy-winning actor Gordon Clapp (NYPD Blue) will bring his acclaimed portrayal of poet Robert Frost to Boston this Spring in the one-man show "Robert Frost: This Verse Business" by local playwright A.M. Dolan.
Pet Shop Boys Say Their New Release is Their 'Queer Album'
Popular synth-pop duo The Pet Shop Boys – Neil Tennant, who came out as gay in 1994, and Chris Lowe – say that their new offering, titled "Nonetheless," is their "queer album."
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