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The 'Cats' Butthole Cut Mystery: 'It Wasn't In Your Face... (But) You'll See It'
Is there a "butthole" cut of "Cats?" The plot thickens.
LGBT Rabbi Who Confronted AIDS Crisis Now Faces COVID-19
Sharon Kleinbaum was installed in 1992 as rabbi of Congregation Beit Simchat Torah in Manhattan, considered the largest LGBT synagogue in the nation. At the time, AIDS was killing thousands of gay New Yorkers each year.
Greyp E-Mountain Bikes Ride Into U.S. Market
The popular e-mountain bike brand arrives in the U.S. and is ready to ride into the sunset.
Rose O'Donnell: I Became Pen Pals with Jailbird Michael Cohen
Out comedian Rosie O'Donnell told talk radio host Howard Stern that despite her long feud with Donald Trump, she and former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen have struck up a correspondence and are now "pen pals."
How Do Broadway Stars Cope with Silent Theaters? They Sing
The coronavirus silenced Broadway. It could not silence two of its rising stars.
Asthma and COVID-19: What You Need to Know
The new coronavirus's ability to wreak havoc in the lungs is raising a lot of concerns and questions from asthma patients. They already know how it feels to have trouble breathing. Now, they are wondering what risks they face amid this new pandemic.
Nation's Only Doctor Governor Offers Sober Voice on Virus
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and his top aides were having a meeting about the coronavirus when the discussion turned to neckties.
'Doogie Howser' Getting Disney+ Reboot without Neil Patrick Harris
The beloved ABC dramedy "Doogie Howser," about a young doctor and starred Neil Patrick Harris in the 80s/90s, is getting rebooted at Disney+ but this time, the show will center on a teen girl.
Halle Berry to Haters: Back Off and Let My 6-Year-Old Have Some Fun
As Americans across the country self-isolate from COVD-19, they have to make their own fun. For Halle Berry's 6-year-old son, that included trying on his famous mother's high-heeled boots. Haters piled on.
MGM Buys Gucci True Crime Film from Ridley Scott, Starring Gaga
MGM has acquired the rights to Ridley Scott's upcoming film about the murder of fashion icon Maurizio Gucci, which will likely star Lady Gaga in her first role since "A Star is Born."
News
Olympians Become Trainers to Help Those Self-Quarantining
Moving from the track to the living room, many athletes around the world are doing their bit to boost public health during the coronavirus pandemic.
Entertainment
Watch: 'Friday' Viral Star Rebecca Black Comes Out as Queer
Rebecca Black, best known for her 2011 viral hit "Friday," is coming out as queer.
Business
Pandemic Has Set the Number of Air Travelers Back Decades
The number of Americans getting on airplanes has sunk to a level not seen in more than 60 years as people shelter in their homes to avoid catching or spreading the new coronavirus.
Technology
Nation's Only Doctor Governor Offers Sober Voice on Virus
The governor said he's relied heavily on his medical training and a fact-based approach in making those decisions, and he criticized the Trump administration's messaging as too often "aspirational."
Finance
Ptown Select Board Member Ignites Controversy with Viral Post
Travel to Provincetown during the COVID-19 crisis became an issue this past week when Select Board member Lise King "posted a Facebook message on Thursday that she found painful to write.
Cars
Fiat Chrysler Recalls Vehicles to Fix Backup Camera Displays
Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 365,000 vehicles mainly in North America because the rear view camera image can stay illuminated longer than allowed.
Style
Barefoot Contessa: Crispy Chicken with Creamy Mustard Sauce
Ina Garten's crispy chicken thighs with creamy mustard sauce is an easy way to elevate your mid-week dining.
Health/Fitness
4 Tips for Transgender Patients Facing Postponed Surgeries
For those who may be struggling due to the virus' impact on their treatment, Dr. Sherman Leis offers four suggestions to stay positive about their new surgical schedules.
Travel
Puerto Rico Wants Flight Ban From U.S. Hot Spots
Puerto Rico's governor is asking federal officials to ban all flights from U.S. cities with a high number of coronavirus cases to help prevent the spread in the U.S. territory.
Nightlife
'One Magical Weekend' Canceled for 2020
The annual "One Magical Weekend" event that brings LGTBQ revelers to Orlando from around the world has been canceled for 2020, organizers of the event said in a release.