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Billy Porter, who plays the fierce and fabulous ballroom emcee Pray Tell in FX’s “Pose,” made history Sunday night by becoming the first openly gay black man to win an Emmy for lead actor in a drama category.
Today comedian Carma Nibarger joins to jump into the melée over Billy Porter’s side eye and RuPaul’s dismissal of diversity at the Emmy Awards.
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With the success of Hamilton, theater companies are embracing diversity in stories, plays and casting, but some reviewers aren’t liking it – Chicago Sun Times theater critic Hedy Weiss reportedly said at a panel in 2011 “there are so many plays about race and gender that it’s sickening.”
Today actor Jerome Beck joins us to take a look at the conservative backlash on diversity in theater and the role of theater critics in the age of social media and the internet.
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As Sue Sylvester, the villain on Glee, Jane Lynch can sabotage a promising event that everyone’s looking forward to and reduce it to a cheap feel good moment where we learn the true meaning of whatever it is we are supposed to be learning.
But that’s not the Emmys- no one looks forward to it and no one learns anything except that Madmen and Modern Family rule.
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Like we’ve said many times before, the porn industry makes a lot of money creating movies with funny titles, most of them bastardized versions of your favorite TV shows and films. Watch this promo for […]
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Who knew this year’s Emmys would be so gay? Glee and Modern Family ruled the awards show and even their cute host Jimmy Fallon sported a red hanky in his back pocket to let the world know he was ready to bottom when Neil Patrick Harris outed him.
Join us as we give you all the delicious moments from this year’s Emmys and fill you in on some of things you may have missed.
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Was this the gayest opening number for any awards ceremony yet? In case you missed it, check out the video of the Emmys opening starring Jimmy Fallon, Tina Fey, Jon Hamm, Betty White and most […]
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Victoria Lamarr is depressed, so we try to shock her into happiness using scream therapy. Vicki is trying to put together songs for her one woman show. Will V-Marr’s act be more Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall or Little Edie at the Reno Sweeney Nightclub?