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Hacks, The Pitt, and Pee-wee as Himself are the big winners this year!
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Hacks, The Pitt, and Pee-wee as Himself are the big winners this year!
The Broadway star and Drag Race champion made the announcement on The Today Show.
The drag icon tells Out why she didn't return to All Stars even sooner and reveals her connection to Ariana Grande.
From Hamilton to Just in Time, from Looking to Doctor Who, and from Frozen to Knock at the Cabin, there are so many reasons to love Jonathan Groff.
The Just in Time star and producer Tom Kirdahy discuss their journey in bringing their Bobby Darin bio-musical to the stage.
The history-making Tony Award winner recently starred in Another Simple Favor.
From Jonathan Groff to Alex Newell to Darren Criss, more than 10 Glee stars have now won Tonys.
Category is: Pride of Broadway!
From LGBTQ+ to EGOT, the T is not silent! Your ultimate guide to the very queer 2025 Tony Awards.
The Out cover star, who was honored at the Pride of Broadway event, got emotional while delivering an inspiring speech.
Cynthia Nixon, Issa Perez, Dan Amboyer, and other stars walked dazzled the 2025 Pride of Broadway event.
The legendary actress was honored at the Pride of Broadway event hosted by Out and The Advocate.
Here's everything you need to know about Patti LuPone's controversy with fellow Broadway stars like Audra McDonald, Kecia Lewis, and Lillias White.
The Tony Award winner reacts to LuPone's statements in a new interview with Gayle King.
The Tony Award-winning actor apologized for her controversial remarks about the veteran Broadway stars of Gypsy and Hell's Kitchen.
Out's Broadway diva cover stars are models in using voices for good, writes editor in chief Daniel Reynolds.
The Tony Award-winning actress is returning to Broadway this year with a musical from Wicked composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz.
For Out's May/June cover, Broadway divas join forces to continue the long theatrical tradition in which women and queer people fight for and celebrate one another.
The Stampede musician and Cabaret actor delivered a number 17: The spread-eagle!
Some of our LGBTQ+ favorites weren't nominated at the 2025 Tony Awards, but why not still celebrate them anyway?