Entertainment
Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet :: playing gay, and making people laugh
By Jim Halterman | Monday Nov 23, 2009
Eric Stonestreet plays one-half of Modern Family’s gay dads -- a couple in a long-term relationship who are raising a child. Since premiering in September the show is one of the fall’s biggest hits with both audiences and critics. EDGE spoke with Stonestreet about being on a big hit, playing gay on television and how he feels about being thought of as gay in real life.
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Up
By Blake Matthews
Up follows the life of Carl Fredricksen, who wanted to be an heroic explorer and got much more than he ever dreamed.
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A Civil War Christmas
By Kay Bourne
Paula Vogel’s ambitious holiday play uses a mix of real-life and fictional characters to recreate the Christmas season in the waning days of the Civil War.
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Adam Lambert ready to shake up pop world with CD
By Derrik J. Lang
During rehearsals for his outlandish American Music Awards performance, amid a thundercloud of throbbing theater lights and special-effects fog, Adam Lambert effortlessly governs the sprawling stage.
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Best Gay Stories 2009
By Steve Weinstein
With a very few exceptions, this edition of the annual anthology actually exhibits the most clichéd situations and literary tropes that have become a plague in contemporary gay fiction.
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A Civil War Christmas
By Kay Bourne | Nov 23
Paula Vogel’s ambitious holiday play uses a mix of real-life and fictional characters to recreate the Christmas season in the waning days of the Civil War.
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Meet the New Avon & Tupperware Ladies: Gay Men
By Scott Stiffler
Drag queens doing Tupperware parties. Avon men selling cosmetics to gays, skin-care products to men. Forget the old stereotype of these home salespeople, as more and more gay men enter the ranks--and become top sellers.
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Charges dropped in Perez Hilton case
By Rob Gillies
Black Eyed Peas manager Liborio Molina apologized to celebrity blogger Perez Hilton as part of an agreement allowing assault charges against him to be dropped, lawyers said Wednesday.
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Xavier: Renegade Angel
By Aron Gold, Esq.
Absurdist animation fans unite! Your savior is finally here. Xavier: Renegade Angel is here on DVD with its complete series.
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Harry Callahan: American Photographer
By Kay Bourne
A new exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts -- Harry Callahan: American Photographer -- explores the career of this seminal 20th century artist.
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