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“It’s bad”: Andy Cohen admits to having a sex tape with ex-boyfriend John Hill

Andy Cohen and his former boyfriend have peeled back the curtain on their past bedroom activities. On the 7 January episode of Watch What Happens Live, the Bravo executive producer tapped his Radio Andy co-host slash ex to help him curate a list of goals for 2025. “We are barely one week into 2025, and I know a lot of us are leaning into that new year new me vibe,” Cohen said at the start of the segment. “So I thought I could end the night by getting some sage…

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Drag Race: This fan-favourite season 14 queen reveals if she’ll return to the franchise

Drag Race fan favourite queen Lady Camden has addressed her future with the franchise. Back in 2022, the fandom was first introduced to the British-American drag performer after she sashayed into the iconic workroom for season 14. As a contestant, Lady Camden dominated the competition, securing three challenge wins and making it to the grand finale, where she came in second. Since completing her incredible run on season 14, many Drag Race fans have campaigned for the talented ballet performer to return for a future All Stars season. Fortunately, Lady Camden isn’t…

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“Fake news”: American Psycho author reacts to Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming adaptation

The author of American Psycho has shared his unfiltered thoughts about the upcoming adaptation. Back in October, Deadline reported that a new American Psycho film was officially in the works at Lionsgate, with the Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino attached as director and Scott Z Burns signing on as screenwriter. Sources also revealed to the news outlet that it would not be a remake of the 2000 cult classic – which starred Christian Bale – but a new take on Bret Easton Ellis’ controversial novel of the…

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Drag Race: RuPaul honours The Vivienne during a heartwarming speech at DragCon UK

RuPaul honoured The Vivienne during the opening of DragCon UK 2025. On 10 January, the beloved drag expo kicked off its two-day extravaganza at the ExCel London convention centre. Like in previous years, the event featured showstopping performances, gagworthy reunions, meet-and-greets, and sickening, one-of-a-kind merchandise. However, before attendees could sink their teeth into the DragCon UK festivities, RuPaul delivered a heartwarming speech honouring the late drag performer The Vivienne. “We want to focus on love, and we are going to remember our dear The Vivienne with love, life, and happiness…

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“Girls are such better kissers”: Zoe Saldaña gets candid about her first queer kiss

Zoe Saldaña has opened up about her first queer kiss. Since bursting onto the scene in 2000, the beloved talent star has dominated the entertainment sphere with standout roles in Center Stage, Columbiana, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy and Special Opps: Lioness. This past year, she gained critical acclaim for her role in the LGBTQIA+ musical slash thriller Emilia Pérez – for which she won the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress. In a recent interview with W Magazine, Saldaña looked back on her incredible career and personal journey, including her…

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“Oh, the producers are working:” Drag Race fans react to season 17’s Badonka Dunk twist

Part two of the Drag Race season 17 premiere has arrived, and it left fans (including us) gagged.  Major spoilers ahead. The search for ‘America’s Next Drag Superstar’ continued on Saturday (11 January), with the second batch of queens – Crystal Envy, Hormona Lisa, Kori King, Lana Ja’Rae, Lexi Love, Onya Nurve, and Sam Star – preparing to show off their sickening skills at the Drag Queens Got Talent Show. While putting on their makeup and gathering costumes, Kori made rounds around the workroom to secure high votes from the…

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A harm reduction guide to cruising

Post-Covid, cruising has experienced a serious boom. Here’s how to navigate the age-old sexual tradition as safely as possible. WORDS BOBBY BOX AND GAY TIMES EDITORS While cruising dates all the way back to Ancient Greece, it experienced its greatest boom during the 70s, a time of queer liberation when the gay community was able to experience some semblance of freedom. This was greatly impacted by the HIV crisis in the 80s, which fundamentally altered our relationship and approach to sex. The same could be argued for Covid. The virus…

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There’s camp and then there’s Titanique, London’s gayest new show – review

If you thought panto season was over, you’d be wrong. There’s camp, and then there’s the ridiculously flamboyant off-Broadway smash hit Titanique, which has sailed into London for 2025, docking at The Criterion Theatre this week. It’s as if the show’s writers collectively agreed “we’re going to give the gays everything they want” – which of course we’re totally on board with. The concept itself is ludicrous in its own right: this is absolutely not a documentary-style retelling of the Titanic disaster. Instead, it’s a pastiche of the film, told…

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“An incredibly talented queen”: RuPaul pays tribute to Drag Race UK winner The Vivienne

RuPaul has said his “heart is broken” following the sudden death of Drag Race UK champion The Vivienne. On 5 January, The Vivienne’s publicist Simon Jones shared “with immense sadness” that the iconic drag entertainer had passed away at the age of 32. RuPaul joined “the entire Drag Race universe in mourning the loss of The Vivienne”, who he described as an “incredibly talented queen and a lovely human being”. In 2015, RuPaul memorably crowned The Vivienne as the UK ambassador for RuPaul’s Drag Race. Four years later, she competed on the first-ever season of…

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As Aqua in Missing You, Mary Malone is on a mission to “empower” trans viewers

Mary Malone discusses her groundbreaking role as Aqua in Missing You, bringing much-needed trans representation to the Harlan Coben Netflix Universe and challenging perceptions along the way. WORDS BY SAM DAMSHENAS PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID REISS STYLING BY MIA MAXWELL AND SAMANTHA LANGE HAIR AND MAKEUP BY JACKIE SAUNDERCOCK   As Aqua in Missing You, a “witchy-woo yoga teacher” caught up in the bonkers disappearance of her detective BFF’s fiancée, Mary Malone has delivered much-needed trans rep to the Harlan Coben Netflix Universe. The five-part drama, packed with more mind-boggling Coben-esque…

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