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OUT's Top Ten Gay Pride Playlist for June 2012

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We are blessed to be living in the era of Chappell Roan

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I've seen my fair share of shows at Forrest Hills Stadium in Queens, but the energy for Chappell Roan's was electric. It felt as if every single queer person (and a few of their straight friends) descended upon this venue in deep Queens, where the singer played a four-show residency during her Vision of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things Tour. This new set of shows marks her first live performance in New York since her appearance at Governor's Ball last year, which many people will remember as one of the shows that catapulted her to stardom, and where she first sang "The Subway." In addition to her shows in New York, Roan is also set to perform two nights in Los Angeles and Kansas City, Missouri. Keep Reading →

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Broadway's best: A look at the most exciting shows of the 2024-2025 season

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Nicole Kidman’s iconic AMC ad details all of the reasons to love the movies—dazzling images, sound that you can feel, and that indescribable feeling when the lights begin to dim. All of those feelings can also be equated to the rush of watching a Broadway show. It’s exhilarating to watch the athleticism these performers put into the same show eight times a week, delivering one of the most exciting entertainment opportunities available. Keep Reading →

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How Shequida Hall turned grandma's manners into Manhattan mayhem

Shequida Hall

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Cynthia Nixon, Jelani Alladin, & more celebrity portraits from equalpride's Pride of Broadway party

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(L-R) Cynthia Nixon; Maleah Joi Moon; Jelani Alladin; Lea Salonga — Pride of Broadway cover launch party, The Advocate and Out Magazines, New York City, June 2025.

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Maleah Joi Moon tears up at Pride of Broadway: 'Thank you for seeing me'

Maleah Joi Moon delivering her speech at the Pride of Broadway event

Maleah Joi Moon delivering her speech at the Pride of Broadway event.

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Cynthia Nixon speaking at the Pride of Broadway event

Cynthia Nixon speaking at the Pride of Broadway event on June 2, 2025.

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Kristin Chenoweth gushes over 'trailblazer' Jinkx Monsoon

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Kristin Chenoweth for Out's May/June 2025 issue; Jinkx Monsoon performing at Carnegie Hall in February 2025.

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Tony award-winning 'Falsettos' writer William Finn dies at 73

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William Finn

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