In this video, Cheyenne Jackson speaks about his role in One Night Stand, a fast-paced documentary I saw and enjoyed a while back—it's playing (appropriately enough) for one night only, tomorrow, in over 450 theaters across the country.
Make plans to have a One Night Stand with Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Cheyenne Jackson for January 30.
Rothenberg with Mike Doyle, Leslie Jordan & Linda Lavin. Logo by Billy Mitchell/Jay Cooper.
Today is the fourth anniversay of Adam Rothenberg's popular Q&A-based site Call Me Adam, which focuses on theater and entertainment. In honor of a milestone many blogs never reach, I turned the tables, interviewing the interviewer...
"Know" one hotter than Cheyenne
Cheyenne Jackson's "Don't Wanna Know" is a 2000s "I'm Still Standing".
"Don't Wanna Know" features Broadway Bares beefcake.
Andrew Corvin is as hot as it gets.
Madonna's original "Vogue" boy is visually remixed.
Madonna releases "Superstar" with fan-art cover in Brazil.
PRIVATE DANCER: Mesmerizing movie trailer.
How the gay press bred gay power.
French 1st Lady can't wait for marriage equality.
Easy—not cheap—way to meet Barbra Streisand.
Lunatic #1 shoves NYC man under train. Lunatic #2 photographs it.
Boy Culture's new Facebook page.
Papa John's loses favorability over Obamacare.
Jan Brewer M.I.A.: Surgery? Affair? Back to Mars?
The 8th Annual Out Music Awards hit Vegas.
The Baby Wait at full term tonight.
Little House child actress abused/disowned by mom.
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Tix to Kinky Boots—by Cyndi Lauper/Harvey Fierstein—on sale.
Official Pet Shop Boys "Memory of the Future" lyrics video:
Cheyenne Jackson's porn-themed play The Performers closed after just seven performances (which, appropriately, sucks), but it still got him a page in Essential Homme (November/December 2012). In the piece, he says of his need to watch what he wears in public now that he is recognized:
"When I take my dog out at night I have to remember not to wear my old-man cut-off shorts or the shirt with nine holes that my husband begs me to throw away."
I think it sounds like a nice outfit, no?
"Lotus" blossoms
More of Christina Aguilera's album is previewed.
Lady Gaga brags on her perfume's success.
Madonna on Gaga: "I invited her to sing with me on stage—she turned me down."
Cheyenne Jackson flaunts skin in his new show.
Sarah Palin endorses Romney/Ryan—36 hours out.
Ex-NJ Gov. Whitman: FL voting mess "inexcusable."
John McCain strategist: Voter fraud is Republican "mythology."
Nice Knockers: Linda McMahon is one desperate Republican.
Romney's anti-factual pollster leaks fantasy internals.
Final ABC/WaPo poll = 50 (0) - 47 (R) : Undecideds breaking for Obama.
President Obama responds to daughter of gay dads:
What's the difference?
Cheyenne Jackson is lickable—every inch—in the new Attitude.
Ageless Bernadette Peters
The 23rd Annual GLAAD Media Awards at the Marriott Marquis last night was a fun time once I decided I was for sure not dashing to Connecticut to support a friend's event starring Mickey Rooney. I'd already committed to GLAAD and couldn't quite wrap my mind around three hours (both ways) of travel for an hour of notoriously curmudgeonly Rooney fielding questions about his career and undoubtedly griping about the filth that passes for entertainment today, but I was happy to hear later that Mickey's gig was a treat in the end.
Here I am interviewing Thomas Roberts (photo from here)
José was my camerman (which removes a lot of the stress; having to stick a video camera directly into someone's face is awkward, especially when they're not performing sexual acts and high on whatever people get high on these days).
He and I and everyone I ran into were kvetching about how tired we were, didn't wanna do this massive red carpet, etc. But it wound up being rather cool.
I was next to a really fun girl whose hair, nonetheless, kept creeping into my face and all over my body (she had a mane on her). At one point, it worked itself under my MEDIA sticker and tugged it partially off like one of those cartoon vines. She apologized and I accepted, but I have enough hair all over me.
Cheyenne Jackson
Johnny & Victor Weir-Voronov
Kim Wayans
Megan Hilty
Phillip Spaeth
Thomas Roberts
Vinny Guadagnino
Wendy Williams
Zach Wahls
More after the jump...
Photo by Linda Lenzi
Cheyenne Jackson belongs in a museum he's such a work of art, but Carnegie Hall'll work. More images from his big gig here.
