Filmmaker John Waters turns 79 with a show at the Wallis. The legendary king of bad taste talks about drag queens, Elon ...

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Baltimore filmmaker John Waters (voluntarily) spent the night in jail with four winners of an auction to raise money for the ...

The “Pope of Trash” reflects on his many days and nights with a motley crew of muses, from Divine and Traci Lords to Patty Hearst and Iggy Pop.

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Filmmaker, actor, writer and good-natured provocateur John Waters turned 79 this week. To celebrate, he booked a tour of a one-man show, "John Waters' Birthday Celebration: The Naked Truth," which ...