Arts & Entertainment

Arthur Pita’s Good Vibrations Makes Its World Premiere

With Houston’s new arts season off to a blistering-hot start, Houston Ballet is delivering the goods with the world-premiere of…

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David LaMarr Expands the Gender of His Ain’t Misbehavin’ Character

“André is a male-identifying character. I think I bring a different element [in] because I don't necessarily identify as male.…

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‘House of the Dragon’ Employs a Painful Trope

The strides made in terms of inclusion have coincided with debate about the fates LGBTQ characters meet, giving rise to…

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The Special Tie Between Elton John and Joe Biden

By Kate Bennett, CNN   (CNN) — Singer Elton John will perform at the White House Friday night, according to a…

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Lady Gaga Returns to H-Town

On Tuesday night, Lady Gaga, a.k.a. Mother Monster, returned to the Bayou City in Minute Maid Park for another bewitching…

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Doughnuts and Doom Casts a Charming Spell 

The young adult graphic novel Doughnuts and Doom by Balazs Lorinczi is as sugary-sweet as the title suggests.

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Lizzo Dedicates Her Emmy Win to the ‘Big Grrrls’

The "About Damn Time" singer Lizzo won the Emmy for "Lizzo's Watch Out for the Big Grrrls," a documentary about…

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Review: Houston Ballet’s Peter Pan Is Flying High

Peter Pan is an enjoyable, lighthearted performance. It’s filled with irrepressible, exuberant performances. 

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Gameboys, the Movie Coming in September

Gameboys: The Movie is a sunny respite from what has become a bleak reality. It doesn’t have much cinematic weight,…

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New in LGBTQ Entertainment – September 9, 2002

Queen Latifah has a new movie, Grant Morrison has a new book, and Susan Sarandon has a new TV series.

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