Month: January 2026

Heated Rivalry’s Hudson Williams Details Receiving Messages From Closeted Pro Athletes Hudson Williams has been scoring some meaningful private messages. In fact, the Heated Rivalry actor, who plays closeted gay hockey star Shane Hollander opposite Connor Storie (Ilya Rozanov) on the Crave/HBO Max show, revealed that he has received multiple DMs from closeted LGBTQ+ athletes
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If it feels like everyone’s talking about Geese these past few months, then get ready for even more chatter – this time from your parents. NBC has announced the rock band will be the musical guest on Saturday Night Live on January 24, with Teyana Taylor hosting. Finn Wolfhard and A$AP Rocky will steer SNL’s
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Mary Trump, a clinical psychologist and the lesbian niece of President Donald Trump, criticized the president for ignoring the U.S. Capitol police officers who were injured or killed during the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riots, which the president encouraged by telling his followers to “fight like Hell” to help him overturn the “stolen” election.
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If the Hulk debuted for Marvel Comics today, there’s no guarantee the character would last longer than a year. It’s an uphill battle for new characters at Marvel. The ones that stick around sometimes take years, decades even, to become A-listers. And even that kind of longevity is getting harder to come by. The Incredible
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Growing up in northern Alberta, Canada, young Trina Moyles played with bear figurines and “wanted to grow fur and walk on all fours.” Not surprising, perhaps, since her father was a wildlife biologist who sometimes briefly brought home injured animals, like a barred owl, coyote pups and even a black bear cub. Moyles also loved
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“I get a phone call from this guy who I met at a dinner party in the past, and he got my number from a mutual friend,” Ali explained during her May 2024 Netflix Is a Joke Fest set, according to Rolling Stone. “He was like, ‘Hey, I just happened to hear the news about
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Black-and-white photography has a way of stripping an image down to its emotional core, and in the hands of Ukrainian photographer Dmytro Komissarenko, it becomes something transportive. His portraits don’t just present the male body, they reshape it into something mythic, intimate, and slightly unsettling in the best way. Across this striking series, Komissarenko captures
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