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Angelica Ross is making history in her Broadway debut as the first trans lead in the revival of the musical Chicago, which will premier September 12.From September to November, Ross will star as Roxie Hart in an eight-week limited engagement. Her first show will take place at Ambassador Theater in New York City, according to Playbill. Known for her breakthrough roles as Candy Ferocity in the groundbreaking, Emmy-nominated series Pose and as Nurse Rita in American Horror Story, Ross will take on Roxie after Pamela Anderson performed as the same character in her own limited run earlier this year.Anthony Allen Ramos Vice President of Communications & Talent at GLAAD said in a statement, "Chicago's Roxie Hart is one of the most recognizable, iconic, and beloved characters in the history of Broadway, and a true talent like Angelica Ross will delight audiences with her impressive acting, singing and performance skills.” “Angelica is also a respected leader in the transgender community, and joins L Morgan Lee as trans women of color currently starring on Broadway," Ramos said.L Morgan Lee was the first Black trans woman to earn a Tony nomination for her role in A Strange Loop.Playbill notes that Ross will join a small group of out trans performers to play lead roles on Broadway — those performers include Wicked's Alexandra Billings, Head Over Heels' Peppermint, and Straight White Men's Kate Bornstein.In addition to her Broadway debut, she released her first music video and single "Only You" this past June.

Horror film “They/Them” (pronounced “They Slash Them”), from producers Jason Blum and Michael Aguilar, finally slashes its way onto screens in the first week of August. Written, directed and executive produced by John Logan (“Skyfall,” “Gladiator,” “The Aviator”) and executive produced by Kevin Bacon, Scott Turner Schofield, Howie Young and Michael Aguilar, the movie features LGBTQIA+ youth attending and a gay conversion camp. The fear-based film marks gay playwright John Logan’s directorial debut.

Queerty: we have the bops!August has gotten a saucy kick-off this week: the Up Your Alley Fair made its scantily-clad return, officers were caught stripping it down at Club G-A-Y, and the Bullet Train cast is heating up the silver screen as we speak.Even saucier are this week’s hottest new music drops, and you know we’re here to serve them up on a platter.From the material rush to spooning a crush, here’s your weekly bop roundup:These material girls have proven that you never have to pit two queens against each other. Fem rapper Saucy Santana joined Madonna at her Finally Enough Love release party last month for a surprise performance of this mash-up.

You’re literally butt-ass naked, except you can’t show your genitals. When you go into your trailer, there are six or seven options of things you’re supposed to put around your stuff.Some of them have drawstrings, some of them have double-stick tape, some of them are much larger — I don’t mind size-wise, but they’re just, like, a giant piece of fabric — and I had no idea what I was supposed to do with any of them.It’s called the NPH — the Netflix Penis Holder.

tie the knot with her toyboy fiancé, who is 22 years younger than her.The former EastEnders actress, who played Cindy Beale for 10 years, is finally marrying fashion firm boss Mike Davidson after spending 10 years together.The soap actress, who also starred in Coronation Street, told their friends: “We know it’s late notice, but we’ve been together for 10 years and what’s the point in waiting.READ MORE: EastEnders star wanted to shed camp comedy persona with 'womaniser' role"We thought life is too short and we want to see all of our friends and celebrate."Michelle first met fashion firm boss Mike in 2012 after being set up by her niece.She was previously married to Fabrizio Tassalini, who she shares a daughter with, Maia-Rose, 22, with the pair divorcing in 1998 before Tassalini died of cancer in 2014.With Mike proposing to Michelle in Los Angeles in April, the ex-EastEnders star admitted she felt that the proposal may have never come.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.She said at the time: “I never thought it would happen, but after 10 years I thought it was time.”The pair are sparing no expense to celebrate their long-awaited wedding day as after the ceremony, guests will be invited to the reception at a private bar in North London that contains a pub with a Venetian chandelier and a heated roof terrace.Following her three-year stint on Corrie, where she played Stella Price featuring in 447 episodes during her tenure, Michelle has since appeared on the likes of Death in Paradise, Suntrap and Casualty.READ NEXT:Love Island's Luca Bish makes public plea to Gemma Owen after reunion party rowCoronation Street fans 'work out' major twist as Stu's horror past