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Sam Smith Opens up About Dysmorphia, Coming Out as Non-Binary
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Giuliani Caught in Hotel Bedroom Scene in New 'Borat' Film
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Rediscovering 'Mother Camp' - Esther Newton, Skip Arnold, and Drag Anthropology in the 1960s
Review: 'On the Precipice' a Fulfilling End to a Romantic Trilogy
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Poems, Pops and Pups: New Works by Felice Picano, Yvonne Zipter, Michael Montlack
Review: This Modern Take on 'Rebecca' Never Catches Fire
Netflix's new adaptation of the gothic novel "Rebecca" never quite catches fire.
Review: 'Alone' a Zombie Thriller with Brains, Heart
Tyler Posey proves a strong lead in this compelling, character-driven zombie apocalypse film.
Review: Virtual One-Man Show, 'The Present,' Gleefully Diabolical
In this "gleefully diabolical" one-man show Helder Guimaraes whimsically discusses his own experiences growing up with a somewhat guarded grandfather as he navigated his desire to be a magician.
'The Perplexed' Was Aptly Named
Aptly named, Richard Greenberg's new play "The Perplexed" is a multi-family drama that takes place on the chaotic day of a wedding.
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