Ryan Phillippe Recalls When He Was 'Afraid' at Age 17 to Play Gay in Groundbreaking Role
Ryan Phillippe looked back on how he was advised, at age 17, against taking the history-making role of the first openly gay teen on daytime television – and how he courageously did it anyway.
'What's the Rift?' Wonders Audra McDonald. 'Ask Patti!'
Audra McDonald was asked about what Patti LuPone said about a rift between them, and responded that she didn't know.
'White Lotus' Creator Mike White Slated for a Return to Reality TV on 50th Season of 'Survivor'
"The White Lotus" writer-director Mike White doesn't just write stories about clashing characters on exotic outings; he competes on reality shows that are, in a way, not that much different.
Aitor Hiriberri is a Software Engineer Coding Into Our Hearts
Aitor Hiriberri is a software engineer who is writing code on our hearts and casually hitting enter.
Dish on 'Mamma Mia 3' – Sabrina Carpenter to Join the Cast?
New chatter about "Mamma Mia 3" hints at Meryl Streep's return and teases a possible new addition to the cast.
Boudewijn Borst is the Dutch You Want to Touch
Music is really important to Boudewijn Borst's life. This sexy Dutchman has a YouTube channel where he mixes popular Lady Gaga songs into his own works.
White House Press Secretary Slams Harvard 'LGBTQ Graduate Majors'
In an incoherent attack on higher education and the LGBTQ+ community, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt slammed "LGBTQ graduate majors from Harvard University..."
Tom Daley Reveals 'I Hate the Way I Look,' Opens Up about Body Image Issues
Olympic gold medalist Tom Daley opened up about an issue that might surprise many: The super-fit athlete has "horrible body issues" that have haunted him for years.
Out with Dr. Bill: Boots, Boats & Bourbon: A Bill-Sized Spring Start
Memorial Day Weekend on Fire Island, a trip to the Southwest, and Family Equality: Night at the Pier are just part of what made the end of May so special.
Director and Choreographer Tim Jackson on Bringing 'Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)' to America
The small-scaled, London musical hit "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)" has landed in America at Cambridge's American Repertory Theater. EDGE speaks to director Tim Jackson on bringing it across the pond.
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