Judy Garland

Danny Hilton reviews performance artist Dickie Beau's production of Blackout at the Soho Theatre, London. Prepare to be amazed...

Actor Rock Hudson's so-called "gay confession" to his wife, a conversation that was recorded more than 50 years ago, has been revealed.

Our London Theatre Guyd talks opera, Glyndebourne, Dickie Beau at the Soho Theatre and Kim Cattrall in Sweet Bird of Youth.

Bette Midler in "I"ll East You Last: A chat with Sue Mengers." The Divine Miss Mengers?

David Toussaint gets up close and personal with the powerhouse that is Roslyn Kind. Many glasses were shattered in this interview

Fabulous didn’t die after Hurricane Sandy struck the East Coast, it didn’t die when the economy collapsed, and it didn’t die during this election season. The Death of Fabulousness occurred on the Friday night of 2012 Gay Pride. I’d been invited to a big, queer bash, sponsored by one of the trendiest, gay hotels in [&hellip

During intermission for End of the Rainbow at the Belasco Theatre, a fellow theater reviewer mumbled to his date, “This has been so done before.” Not really. While Judy Garland bios and retrospectives and books abound, it’s not the stuff we normally see on Broadway. And if we see it onstage at all, a man [&hellip

Anyone who saw Britney Spears’ appearance last month on "Good Morning America" witnessed an event so big it out-hyped the apocalypse. Performing "Till the World Ends," the pop princess lip-synched her auto-tune smorgasbord in front of exploding bombs and back-up dancers, while screaming, adoring fans worshipped their idol, who’s back at number one. Twenty-two writers are credited on Britney’s "Femme Fatale" collection of sixteen songs, and everyone pulled out the stops for the big premiere. Everyone, that is, but the star.

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