It’s that time of year, as fall arrives and the license plates change color. It not only brings snowbirds, but also news about all the touring shows and local productions of Broadway hits, and new interpretations for those that might not have done so well. This year is no exception and there are so many from which to choose.
There are demanding theater roles, and then there is stepping into Blanche Devereaux’s heels. Audiences already know the walk, the voice and the look that says she has spotted a man worth getting into trouble over. For Vince Kelley, who plays the Southern belle in Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue, the challenge begins with affection for both the character and the woman who made her unforgettable, Rue McClanahan.
There is something truly magical about New York Comic Con, especially when you are someone who has spent a lifetime falling in love with books, movies, unforgettable characters and the communities that bring them to life.
A razor sharp wit, impeccable timing, and side-eye that could knock you on your butt. That is the Bea Arthur we know from Golden Girls and Maude. Beyond those iconic roles was an entire stage career and other projects. And beyond all of that, was Bea.
Not getting enough queer music in your audio diet? The following are more suggestions.
Check out our interview with Madison Tyler Nelson, the author of "Portrait of a Haunting."
Spooky season is officially here, and you know what that means! It’s time to grab a cozy blanket, your favorite fall drink and a book that delivers a little magic, mystery and maybe a few sleepless nights.
Buzz Lightyear may have doubts about humans and space travel, but when it comes to bringing Pixar characters to life, filmmakers take technology to infinity and beyond.
Check out our interview with Rebekah Faubion, the author of "What A Nightmare."
Anne Hathaway is one busy actor. In 2026 alone, Hathaway has been a presence at your local multiplex five times. Since April, she has appeared in the movies “Mother Mary,” “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” “The Odyssey,” “The End of Oak Street,” and now, “Verity” (Amazon/MGM). Based on the novel by inexplicably popular writer Colleen Hoover, “Verity” doesn’t do straight people any favors.
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