STREAMING WOES
Netflix’s decision to only play the “Knives Out” sequel in theaters for a week means people are missing out on the glorious experience of watching the movie in a packed house.
Kevin Fallon is the editor of The Daily Beast's Obsessed. He is co-president of the TV branch of the Critics Choice Association, a member of the Television Critics Association, and a member of the Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association. He has written for Newsweek, Glamour, The Week, and The Atlantic, among other publications, and attended New York University. Yes, he is related to Jimmy Fallon, assuming you are referring to the painting contractor from Long Island.
TAKE IT OFF
The Emmy winner has continually made TV history when it comes to gay sex. (“The White Lotus” rimming scene: #NeverForget.) He spills on his new role in “Welcome to Chippendales.”
ROCK THE BOAT
As Season 10 of “Below Deck” sets sail, Fraser Olender tells us about making history, his regrets from the show, and why the new season is wilder than you could even imagine.
‘SHALL WE GO FOR IT!?’
The silliest, smartest, gayest, most joyous show in New York has been a sold-out smash—and it just got bigger. Its stars and creators break down all the madness and magic.
TAKE IT OFF
Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.
HOLY SPIRIT
Queen of bad holiday movies Candace Cameron Bure now has her own network and has vowed not to feature same-sex couples in her movies. It’s so dumb! We’re angry anyway!
AMERICAN SUCCESS STORY
The “American Horror Story: NYC” actress talks to us about reentering Ryan Murphy’s macabre universe, the cult status of “Popular,” and why she’s “just getting started” at 51.
A NEW PATH
“The Inspection” is the first lead role in a film for the rising It Boy. After years of being told that being out and proud would limit his career, he’s forging a new future.
BURNING LOVE
Katia and Maurice Krafft spent their lives researching volcanoes. And it’s where they met their fate. The filmmakers behind “Fire of Love” tell us what we can learn from them.
STUNNING
Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.
