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Madonna? That was like a life-altering casting session for me because it changed my whole world.That kind of fame is once a generation, you know? That kind of Elvis, the Beatles, Madonna. And to be that close to it for so long and be able to get an opinion of what it does to the human being through being that close to, you know, Madonna.I thought that I wanted [that kind of fame], but I thought, ‘Look at how much it takes away from her.’ We were in an elevator, and people would say to her face, ‘I like you better with blonde hair,’ because in ‘League’ she had dyed her hair brown.

Kamala Harris as a Presidential candidate representing “change”. The New York Times and Siena College conducted the poll. When asked which candidate “represents change”, 46 percent said Harris while 44 percent said Trump.

Ricky Martin has always been smooth, but now he’s really smooth!Over the last few months, the Puerto Rican pop superstar has indulged his hirsute side by adorning his gorgeous facial features in devilish scruff.Someone alert the NY Times, because we officially have a bearded daddy on our hands!Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)But over the weekend, Martin took drastic measures and altered his appearance. Much to the chagrin of the bear and otter community, the “She Bangs” singer removed all signs of hair from his face.

@RubenGallego: "She's still in denial about the 2022 election. Will you finally tell the people of Arizona did you win or loss that election?@KariLake: "Can I talk about water really quickly?"Utter disaster for Kari Lake in tonight's debate.pic.twitter.com/Hdx3WE4CJ3Ruben Gallego asks Kari Lake: “Will you finally tell the people of Arizona, did you win or lose that election?”Lake: “Can I talk about water really quickly?”Denial seems to be a theme hereFor context, it’s worth mentioning that Gallego’s aside came during a section on climate charge, so Lake’s focus on H2O wasn’t completely out of nowhere. But he asked her numerous times about her election lies, and she sidestepped every single time.

apparently debating whether or not The Rocky Horror Picture Show is “problematic.”Another year, another debate rages on over the 1975 musical horror-comedy’s status as a timeless cult classic. Is it an all-singing, all-dancing celebration of sexuality and queerness? Or is it an artifact of a bygone era that perpetuates “harmful” stereotypes?You might think we’ve already exhausted every angle of the discussion, but it’s been a hot topic on the internet all week, so in the words of the denizens of The Frankenstein Place: “Let’s do the Time Warp again!”Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.For a quick refresher: Rocky Horror is the story of newly engaged couple Brad and Janet (Barry Bostwick & Susan Sarandon, both hot) who get lost in a storm and are forced to seek shelter in a mysterious castle owned by mad scientist Dr.