Phillip Schofield praised by Will Young for ‘putting wellbeing first’ as he recalls pressures from homophobic music execs after coming out as gay

distractions options dropping this November. This month will see a new twist on the steamy drama Cruel Intentions, the arrival of a charming new rom-com aiming to be anew Thanksgiving season staple, a new conspiracy thriller starring the always welcome Colman Domingo, a special behind-the-scenes preview of Wicked, and the bold musical some Oscar pundits are already predicting could take Best Picture.

Hi Jake. The election is a few days away, and I’m worried about my husband. He’s FREAKING out. Don’t get me wrong, I have major election anxiety too, but my hubby is obsessed with it–analyzing every poll, consuming every bit of news, and spouting out doomsdays scenarios around the clock–so much so that I’m worried about his mental health. He’s even saying we’re 100% moving out of the country if Trump wins. I mean, as bad as that will be, I’m not about to give up my house and well-paying job, not to mention my family and social circle, to start over in some unknown country (not that I even could if I wanted to!). If I try to rationalize, however, he goes ballistic. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.At this point, his hysteria is starting to affect me when I’m around him. What do I do with a husband who’s in an election doom-spiral?Harrowed HubbyDear Harrowed Hubby,The queer community is on edge right now, especially since our literal freedoms and rights could be threatened in this upcoming election.

In the last two years, Mellon has donated over $225 million to at least 30 Republican candidates, including a whopping $140 million to the pro-Trump super PAC, MAGA, Inc.

Drag Race UK star Chanel O’Connor reveals unaired drama from this week’s runway, Coco Peru’s ‘hysterical’ reaction to her Snatch Game and the queens she wants to cause “carnage” with on a villains’ season.

Get spooked with this week’s edition of “Bop After Bop”…Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Ethel Cain is back with “Punish,” the haunting lead single from her upcoming project, Perverts, slated for release on January 8. With just a bare, evocative piano and Cain’s chilling lyrics, the track plunges listeners into a dark, swirling narrative of shame, suffering, and self-justification. Paired with a stark, black-and-white video co-directed by Cain and Silken Weinberg, “Punish” introduces a deeply personal, ambient journey towards Cain’s next chapter.