Logo TV, the first 24-hour LGBTQIA+ television network, launched June 30, 2005. Logo's first president reflects on its ...

How Orville Peck Reinvented Himself for His Broadway Debut: ‘I Wanted to Disappear’ The country star breaks down his star-making turn as the Emcee in Broadway's Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club.

Orville Peck Is Losing the Mask for His Upcoming Role in Broadway’s ‘Cabaret’ "I'm not trying to make it The Orville Peck Show," the singer said in a recent interview By Stephen Daw 03/17/2025 ...

Years after introducing himself to listeners as a veiled country crooner, Orville Peck's mask is finally coming off. In a new interview with The New York Times, Peck revealed he plans to perform ...

Orville Peck will make his Broadway debut in Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club, replacing Adam Lambert as Emcee. Eva Noblezada will join Peck as the show’s Sally Bowles, replacing Auli ‘ i Cravalho.

This TV has its place — I watch a lot of it, happily — but that place is not on this list. (The shows that did make it are arranged alphabetically.) Farewell, 2024; here’s to a more-than-mid ...

Like the earliest Star Trek shows, the journey to make more episodes of The Orville has been a tricky one. The first two seasons aired on Fox, while the third season, subtitled New Horizons, aired ...

Unsurprisingly, The Orville now has its own fans who are eager to see the ship and its crew return for more adventures. That’s why we’ve put together this guide to everything you need to know ...

(Greg Gayne/Hulu) Now, 14 months from the end of The Orville Season 3, there have been vague hints about the show's future… until now. Adrianne Palicki, who has been with the series since its ...

Orville Peck has announced that he's postponing his upcoming shows to focus on his mental and physical well-being. The country singer — known for his sultry baritone, overtly gay lyrics, and his ...

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