In this exclusive clip from Bravo's Friends to Lovers, Charley, Darion and their friends discuss the dating scene in Hollywood — including Darion's trouble dating a 'gay nerd'
Bravo's new series revolves around give couples who've been friends for years -- and decide to take the leap into romance together. So, even though these pals have known each other for years (and know of their dating ups and downs), now they must deal with those first awkward kisses, pangs of jealousy, and confessing their new relationship to friends and family.
While the show covers straight couples as well, this clip focuses on Charley Walters and Darion Lowenstein, who have been friends for five years, attend elite Los Angeles social events, and have busy professional lives. Will taking this leap put their friendship at risk or open up a new possibility of love?
Friends to Lovers premieres Monday, Jan. 12 at 10 PM ET/PT on Bravo. Watch this exclusive clip below:
For my second time in Germany, I flew business class for the first time in my adult life, discovered the Christmas markets, and dabbled in Frankfurt nightlife.
Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander and Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov on Heated Rivalry episode 5; NHL player covers hockey stick with rainbow tape during an NHL Pride Night game.
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Animated versions of RuPaul's Drag Race stars Monét X Change and Bob the Drag Queen in the holiday-themed animated short titled Bob the Drag Queen x Monét X Change's Sing-Along.
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Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov and Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander on Heated Rivalry season 1 episode 5.
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Vivian Wilson (left), Kathy Griffin, and Frankie Grande (right) are some of the celebrities at the 2025 Out100 Celebration.
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On a miserably rainy day in New York City, the W Hotel in Union Square was the perfect reprieve from the dreariness and gray skies. In here, one of the ballrooms was transformed into a winter wonderland — just in time for the Christmas season. Once you step off the elevators onto the second floor, your eyes are treated to a visual feast: immaculately dressed Christmas trees with presents stuffed beneath them, and gigantic candy-red ornaments at least five feet tall around the room. When I walked in, Antoni Porowski — one of the stars of Netflix's Queer Eye and author of the New York Times-bestselling cookbooks Antoni in the Kitchen and Let's Do Dinner — was seated on one of the luxurious couches, next to one of the many festive decorations. Keep Reading →
