SNL Sums Up 2021 in Cold Opening “What Still Works?” VIDEO
For more than four years, the orange skid mark in the White House was a source of enriched, comedic uranium
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Have Yourself a Skivvies Little Christmas: VIDEOS
This time of year, The Skivvies would be crisscrossing the country like ribbon on a giftbox touring their annual twisted
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‘Divas For Democracy: United We Slay,’ the streaming One Night Only Event: Trailer
As the 2020 Election heads into the homestretch it’s all hands on deck, but for One Night Only it’s all
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WATCH: RuPaul’s Drag Race Queens “Drag Out The Vote™” on ‘The Daily Show’ Okurrr!
“It’s time for us — for we the people — to come together. And make no mistake, united we can
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UPDATED: Pride Weekend 2020 Schedule of Virtual Events and Videos
Wave your flags, clack your fans, and check your WiFi cuz Virtual Pride 2020 is here! The next three
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SCOTUS Rules 6 -3, Civil Rights Act Protects Transgender and Gay Employees from Discrimination
On Friday, the Trump Administration eliminated a regulation prohibiting discrimination in health care against patients who are transgender. Yesterday, in solidarity
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Poet Activist, Audre Lorde: “The Uses of Anger: Women Responding to Racism”
A self-described, Black-Lesbian Feminist Mother Lover Warrior Poet Audre Lorde, a native New Yorker, was born in 1934 and an
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Health Care Heroes Fighting Covid-19 also Fighting Reopen Protest Covidiots: Comedy Central VIDEO
As of today, all fifty states have begun reopening in some form despite only fourteen states having met minimum White
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Christine Baranski tells Stephen Colbert, why she thought “The Ladies Who Lunch” could be ‘Career Ending’ VIDEO
Last month, Broadway luminaries gathered on YouTube for a virtual 90th birthday concert to celebrate the incomparable Stephen Sondheim. Take
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Broadway Bounty Hunter starring Annie Gold, Original Cast Recording Now Available: BTS VIDEO
While stages in New York City and cross America remain dark, one bright spot for musical theatre fans is the
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