Check out some stories you might have missed this week.

With full-scale stage, ice, aerial and aqua productions on board Symphony of the Seas, high-tech and high-energy entertainment is at every turn. But what does it take to make it all come to life?

A collection of Matthew Shepard's papers and personal objects will be donated to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.

Bruce Richman founded the Prevention Access Campaign to get the word out that being undetectable means that you are untransmittable (U = U). EDGE spoke to Richman about his organization and his advocacy.

Stormy Daniels, the adult film star who says she had sex with Donald Trump and was paid by the U.S. president's lawyer to keep quiet, is taking her show on the road.

Next year's Met Gala will be downright campy.

A Louisiana library's "Drag Queen Story Time" has been postponed indefinitely, as the college that planned to host the event Saturday afternoon has announced it cannot over concerns including safety, news outlets report.

Psychotherapist and YouTuber Matthew Dempsey explores daddies in the gay community with his latest video, "Daddy Training."

Adrian Lourie created his zine meat to harken back to gay porn from before Stonewall, using regular guys in ordinary settings. He hopes to redefine the way gay men view each other sexually. EDGE spoke to Lourie as he launches his 2019 calendar.

Chelsea Clinton says she's naturally an optimist and despite enduring name-calling from the time she was a child, she chooses to answer insults — even on Twitter — with kindness and respect.