We may have just finished the chaos of RuPauls Drag Race: All Stars 10, but superfans are already shifting their wigs toward Season 11. And if the online tea is to be believed, a rumored cast leak has revealed eight queens reportedly set to return, and the lineup is anything but predictable.A recently updated IMDB page for All Stars 11 has Drag Race fans buzzing, as it quietly listed a batch of returning contestants, some expected, some wild-card surprises. While production for the upcoming season is rumored to have started in late May, speculation has only intensified thanks to sleuths on social media and Reddits ever-reliable Drag Race Tea subreddit.Lets break down the eight queens reportedly set to sashay back into the All Stars spotlight.Queens Allegedly Cast for All Stars 11According to IMDB and fan forums, these eight queens are currently listed as part of the All Stars 11 lineup:AKeria C. Davenport (Season 11, All Stars 6)Dawn (Season 16)Morphine Love Dion (Season 16)Salina EsTitties (Season 15)Silky Nutmeg Ganache (Season 11, All Stars 6, Canada vs. the World)Crystal Methyd (Season 12)Vivacious (Season 6)Morgan McMichaels (Season 2, All Stars 3)Cast Listing of All Stars 11 on IMDB. Photo: IMDBThis mix spans nearly every era of Drag Race, from early legends like Morgan and Vivacious to more recent breakout stars like Dawn and Morphine. The combination hints at a season filled with charisma, legacy, and some serious fashion whiplash.A Tournament Twist?Sources also suggest that All Stars 11 will continue the Tournament of All Stars structure introduced in Season 10. If true, we might once again see queens competing in bracket-style matchups, building toward a final showdown instead of the traditional elimination format.Though not officially confirmed, the return of this format could give underdog queens more room to shine and shake up fan expectations. Plus, it lends itself perfectly to gag-worthy rivalries and redemption arcs, and who doesnt love a good bracket with their brunch?When Could the Season Air?If filming is already underway, All Stars 11 could premiere as early as mid-2025, depending on post-production schedules and Paramount+s programming slate. Until then, fans will be combing every tweet, TikTok, and tour date for clues about who else might join the cast.While nothing is set in stone, this leaked cast has already ignited chatter online, and were more than ready for the drama, the lip-syncs, and the legacy queens to light up the werkroom once again.Source

Demi Lovato is back and shes coming in fast.The multi-talented pop star and LGBTQ+ icon has officially launched her return to solo music with a steamy preview of her new single, aptly titled Fast. The track marks Lovatos first solo release in three years, and judging by the tease she dropped this week, its a high-energy, sensual anthem thats ready to dominate summer playlists and dance floors everywhere.Lovato, 32, sparked fan frenzy last week by wiping her Instagram feed, a telltale sign in todays pop world that something big is coming. She followed it up with a series of provocative images and audio snippets that culminated on Tuesday, July 15, with a tantalizing taste of Fast, which blends house-inspired beats with seductive, love-drenched lyrics.The accompanying video teaser shows Lovato walking alone through a moody, moonlit cityscape, her hands trailing over her chest as she moves confidently and sensually a visual thats as bold as the lyrics themselves.A Visual and Sonic ReinventionLovatos return is more than just a song its a full-on aesthetic reawakening. Her Instagram reboot began with a sultry image of her sprawled on the floor in a backless black dress and signature red-bottom Louboutins, staring seductively over her shoulder. Im not so sure Ive ever felt like this before, she captioned the post lyrics, as it turns out, from the upcoming single.In the days that followed, Lovato shared additional visuals, including a video of herself singing over a bubbling electronic beat and a snapshot of her wearing an oversized gray suit jacket a nod to the gender-fluid fashion statements shes been known for in recent years. Another caption teased, I cant deny, it feels so right.The carefully curated rollout signals a bold new chapter for Lovato, whose artistic identity has evolved in tandem with her personal life and advocacy work.From Rock Rebel to Dance Floor DivaLovatos last studio album, Holy Fvck, released in 2022, saw the singer embracing a grittier rock sound as she navigated themes of religious trauma, substance recovery, and sexual freedom. That album debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 and was widely praised for its raw honesty and sonic edge.But now, shes switching gears and leaning into something more sensual and celebratory.In a 2024 interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Lovato hinted at her evolving sound, telling Fallon she was working on love songs and sexy songs. At the time, she was preparing to marry musician and longtime partner Jordan Jutes Lutes. The couple tied the knot in May 2025 in a private ceremony in California.Queer, Confident, and UnapologeticLovatos identity as a queer, nonbinary artist has played a major role in shaping both her public persona and her music. In 2021, she came out as nonbinary and began using they/them pronouns, later clarifying in 2022 that she also felt comfortable using she/her pronouns.Throughout her career, Lovato has used her platform to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, mental health awareness, and addiction recovery often sharing her own story in the hopes of helping others.Fast seems to channel a different kind of empowerment: one rooted in desire, confidence, and the freedom to explore sensuality without apology. For Lovato, who has never shied away from being candid about her journey, the tracks sultry energy feels both earned and exhilarating.Love in the Air and in the StudioLovatos new era comes with support from someone who knows her best her husband, Jutes. The Canadian singer-songwriter co-wrote several tracks on Holy Fvck and has remained a creative collaborator throughout their relationship.While its unclear whether he had a hand in Fast, the themes of longing and intimacy certainly feel personal. Fans have speculated that the new song may be inspired by Lovatos real-life romance, which has been anything but low-key.The couple frequently share sweet (and steamy) photos from their life together including recent images from their beachside honeymoon. In June, Lovato posted a carousel of sun-drenched pics captioned simply, Happily ever after.Whats Next?As of press time, no official release date has been announced for Fast, and a spokesperson for Lovato has not responded to requests for further comment. Its also unknown whether the single will be part of a larger project such as an EP or full album but fans are already buzzing with anticipation.If Fast is any indication, Lovato is preparing to launch a new musical chapter that blends euphoria, empowerment, and unapologetic sensuality. Its a sonic shift that not only reflects her personal growth, but also reaffirms her place as one of pops most dynamic and fearless queer voices.Whether on the dance floor or in front of the camera, Demi Lovato is clearly moving with purpose. And shes moving fast.Source

The Devil Wears Prada fans, were eating good this weekand no, its not just a cube of cheese. Production on the long-awaited sequel is officially underway, and Anne Hathaway is back as Andy Sachs, serving behind-the-scenes glimpses and fashion-forward nostalgia thats already breaking the internet.Though the exact plot of the sequel is still under wraps, we cant help but wonder: what are Andy, Miranda (Meryl Streep), Emily (Emily Blunt), and Nigel (Stanley Tucci) up to in 2025? Emily Blunt recently teased the revival during a red carpet interview and may have hinted at a deliciously tense rivalry between Miranda Priestly and her former assistant Emily Charlton.Why are Meryl and I so mean to each other in every movie we do? Blunt laughed. We always have beef with each other. From Into the Woods to Mary Poppins Returns, the two have built a cinematic tension that seems destined to return.While Blunt dodged spoilersLets hope we remedy it. Im not sure, she teasedVariety reports the sequel may follow Miranda navigating the fall of print, relying on ad dollars from Emily, now a power player in luxury fashion. True? Well have to wait and see.Andy Sachs is BackAs for Andy? Shes still got the Chanel bootsand the style. Hathaway posted a sneak peek to Instagram with the caption, Andy Sachs 2025 #dwp2.Also check out the sweater in this TikTok! Oh, to be heading to set to reunite with your DWP besties.Andys New Love Interest Just DroppedAlong with the return of Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci, the sequel is bringing in some fresh faces. According to Entertainment Weekly, new cast members include Rachel Bloom, Lucy Liu, Justin Theroux, B.J. Novak, Simone Ashley, and Pauline Chalamet. And yesAndys even got a new man.Adrian Greniers Nate? Long gone (take your burnt grilled cheese with you). Entertainment Weekly also reports that Colin from Accounts star and co-creator Patrick Brammall is stepping in as Andys new love interest. A source told the outlet that his character will be competing for Andys affectionwhich honestly feels like a major upgrade.The Devil Wears Prada 2 will hit theaters on May 1, 2026. Source

Netflix's new true crime docuseries, Amy Bradley is Missing, has left viewers captivated and devastated over the 27-year-old mystery, but there's one story in particular that's really been tugging at heartstrings.The docuseries tells the story of 23-year-old Amy Bradley, who mysteriously vanished in the middle of the night while on a cruise with her family. There have been alleged sightings in the vicinity in the decades that followed, but ultimately, nobody knows what happened to her if she was kidnapped and might still be alive, if she fell overboard, or even if she committed suicide.In the third and final episode, Bradley's ex-girlfriend Mollie McClure makes an appearance, sharing the story of how they initially met as young teenagers at basketball tryouts. They grew close in school, went their separate ways during college, and reunited after graduation when they discovered they had both come out during those years apart."It felt like... finally," McClure recalled of the night they first kissed.Although she says they were committed to making long distance work while they started their post-college lives, in January 1998, Bradley confessed to kissing someone else. She insisted it meant nothing, but it led to the two taking some time apart to figure things out. During that time, McClure wasn't answering Bradley's calls, so Bradley began writing her letters instead.One of those letters was a message in a bottle.Dated February 24, 1998 exactly one month before Bradley's disappearance the letter offered unrestrained apologies, begged for forgiveness, and featured haunting phrases that felt like unfortunate foreshadowing."I feel like there is an ocean between us. Like I am on a desert island waiting for you to rescue me," Bradley wrote. "A message in a bottle, my only hope. I miss you, Mollie. Save me please."It was signed, "Stranded, Amy."McClure was emotional as she recounted their story and read the letter on screen, and even moreso when she recalled their final meeting after she had received the letter, but before Bradley left for her cruise.During that visit, she said, they'd made plans to see each other upon Bradley's return, and McClure was left feeling confident that they were going to try to make their relationship work."The convenience of the metaphor is ripe for misunderstanding," she said of the message in a bottle. "It could suggest suicide, but I don't connect with it in that way. For me, I read a love letter. It is a love letter."Amy Bradley is Missing is now available on Netflix.

WNBA rising star Cameron Brink just got a little more fabulous. On the latest episode of Straight to Cam, Brink welcomes drag icon and RuPauls Drag Race Season 15 winner Sasha Colby for an honest and hilarious sit-down that covers everything from her first performance to her polyamorous dating life, with a few juicy celebrity moments sprinkled in.Hosted by Brink and co-host Sydel Curry-Lee, Straight to Cam is quickly becoming a must-watch for fans of sports, pop culture, and unfiltered conversations. With Colby as this weeks guest, the show took a fabulously queer turn.Sashas Drag Origin StoryColby opened up about the moment she first stepped into drag, on her 18th birthday. From that pivotal night to eventually snatching the crown on Drag Race, she walks Brink through her journey, explaining what it was like to compete on a reality show with high stakes, high heels, and plenty of backstage drama.The winner of Season 15 also spilled behind-the-scenes tea: yes, those confessionals are filmed after the fact, and no, she doesnt regret a single moment.Working with Pop RoyaltyColby shared her surreal experience working with Ariana Grande as part of the r.e.m. beauty campaign, calling the singer an absolute angel. She also recalled the thrill of introducing Chappell Roan at the VMAs, a moment that underscored her growing status as a cultural icon.Dating in LA Is Rough, Even for a QueenAs the conversation turned toward love, Colby didnt hold back. Dating in LA is the hardest, she said, citing a mix of flakiness, ego, and mismatched expectations as her biggest turn-offs. She also opened up about being polyamorous, explaining how she navigates those conversations with new partners, and what her dream date would look like (hint: its all about connection, not just chemistry).The Tunnel Fit Debate and Cams Drag DreamsIn one of the episodes most playful moments, Brink brought up a viral meme comparing fellow WNBA stars Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers tunnel fits. Colby didnt miss a beat, lovingly roasting the drastically different styles.Cam also revealed that shes ready to get dragged up herself, alter ego and all. She even pitched the name for her future drag persona: Cherry. Naturally, Colby approved.Watch Straight to CamNew episodes of Straight to Cam drop every Monday on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. With its mix of candid celeb interviews and casual, queer-friendly chaos, its fast becoming a cultural touchstone, and this episode with Sasha Colby is one for the books.Source

That's on period!The Old Gays are the adorable stars who've taken over TikTok with their hilarious dance moves, inspiring stories, and blunt personalities.Although their videos continue to garner millions of views online, the queer celebrities are now opening up like never before on their brand new podcast Silver Linings with The Old Gays.The foursome, composed of Robert Reeves, Michael "Mick" Peterson, Bill Lyons, and Jessay Martin, is dishing on everything including LGBTQ+ history, steamy romances, sexy stories, and advice for younger generations."Get a subscription to OnlyFans," Peterson laughs. "Younger generations think of the period that we grew up in as some sort of a dark age, which it wasn't. It was a whole lot of fun despite all of the terrible tragedies, especially in the '80s." See on Instagram It's important for everyone in the LGBTQ+ community to understand key moments from the past that helped queer people get to where they are today."Our history is one of the things that our audiences always ask us about, because they want to know what it was like in the old days for us. To be able to inform our younger viewers is very special," Lyons says.While many trials and tribulations have defined queer history, The Old Gays still share a special banter and have no problem keeping it real when it comes to their favorite part of being gay."Having sex with men," Lyon jokes. "These guys also have taught me a lot about myself, which I very much appreciate. They've helped me understand myself a little better."The Old Gays also discuss the vitality of chosen family and self-love as opposers continue to show their disapproval of LGBTQ+ equality around the world."I don't need the world to love me, because I love me! People are in my life who love me that I need to be around and that help me grow," Martin concludes.Silver Linings with The Old Gays is steaming now on iHeartRadio app and everywhere podcasts are heard. To see the full interview, check out the video at the top of the page.

The Tom of Finland Foundation is bringing together over 60 LGBTQ+ artists from around the world for its first-ever group exhibition, FXLK PLAY: Mythmaking, Devotion, and Mischief. Opening September 13 at Long Hall in West Hollywoods Plummer Park, the show pays tribute to the Foundations trailblazing Artist-in-Residence (A-i-R) program and the erotic legacy of TOM House in Echo Park.The exhibition, which runs through October 12, transforms the gallery into a lush, immersive environment inspired by the archives and aesthetics of the legendary artist Tom of Finland. Curated by Jamison Edgar, FXLK PLAY captures the rebellious, sensual, and spiritual essence of queer creativity, all while honoring the artists who have lived and created within the walls of TOM House over the past 15 years.A Celebration and a Defiant ActFor Edward Cella, CEO of the Tom of Finland Foundation, the timing of this debut group show isnt just about celebration, its a necessary cultural response.As we celebrate over 40 years of this work, were also looking toward the next forty, asking what the future of Toms legacy can and should be, Cella told Gayety. Were living through a time of increased censorship and rollback of queer and creative freedoms. This exhibition is both a celebration and a defiant actamplifying artists who are shaping a more liberated and inclusive future.The opening day features remarks by Cella, a keynote by Edgar, a panel with artists-in-residence, and a public performance and reception from 5 to 8 p.m. The exhibit is free and open Thursdays through Sundays with docents on site.Untitled #10, 2021. Colored pencil on paper. Photo: POL ANGLADARich, 2008/2018, 2008Chromogenic color print. Photo: PHUC LEMythmaking, Devotion, and MischiefAs the name suggests, FXLK PLAY explores themes central to queer experience: imagination, intimacy, and irreverence.Tom of Finland created a visual mythology that has shaped queer consciousness for generations, Cella said. The artists in this show respond to that myth while forging their own vision. Devotion describes the deep bond between artist, archive, and community. And then theres mischief, because these artists are disruptors. They provoke dialogue and reorient how we see the world.The show is organized into four thematic sections:House of Gods mines the Foundations massive archive, which includes over 1,000 works by Tom and 8,000 by other queer artists.Pleasure Park explores how desire shapes physical space, drawing inspiration from TOM Houses gardens and intimate moments.Skeletons in the Closet tackles taboo, kink, race, and gender featuring a listening station with reflections from past residents.DOM TOM honors Tom of Finlands legacy of erotic resistance, showcasing contemporary artists pushing those boundaries further.Smoke No. 3, 2021Archival digital print. Photo: RACHEL BRITTONPolaroid Collage XXII, 2020Archival pigment print on paper, Edition 2/3. DONALD C. SHORTER, JR. Untitled #3, 2022 Featuring Donald C. Shorter Jr. and Sir MalicePhoto: Benjamin FredricksonA Living Pantheon of Queer CreativityFounded in 1984, the Foundation has long served as a safe haven for LGBTQ+ artists facing censorship and marginalization. Its Artist-in-Residence program, now in its 15th year, is central to that mission.Artists arrive with a sense of curiosity and leave with a sense of conviction, Cella explained. Many describe it as a second coming outwhere their practice becomes more intimate, bold, and unapologetically queer.More than just a studio, TOM House is a living archive, a sanctuary, and a spark, according to Cella. It invites experimentation without judgment. Artists are free to explore sexuality, identity, and community without constraint.Global Talent and Lasting ImpactThe list of participating artists is expansive, ranging from emerging talent to internationally recognized names like Pol Anglada, who has collaborated with brands like JW Anderson and Moncler, and Stuart Sandford, whose work resides in the Elton John and David Furnish Photography Collection.One of the most powerful outcomes has been witnessing how artists carry the spirit of TOM House back into their own communities, said Cella. The residency becomes a catalyst. It has created an international constellation of queer creatives whose voices amplify the Foundations mission in their own ways.Reframing Eroticism as PowerAt the heart of the show, and the Foundation itself, is a bold assertion: that eroticism is integral to queer identity, not something to be sanitized.Sexuality is inseparable from queer identity. To ask artists to exclude eroticism is to ask them to censor themselves, said Cella. This exhibition creates space for unfiltered expression. Desire is not something to be hidden, its something to be honored.Looking AheadWith the support of the City of West Hollywood and the John Burton Harter Foundation, FXLK PLAY also includes a schedule of public programming and collaborations with local businesses and arts groups.Community is the foundation of our mission, said Cella. These collaborations help us expand access and foster shared purpose. In todays climate, solidarity across institutions is critical.Looking to the future, the Foundation has big plans. Cella outlined goals to expand curatorial programming, increase accessibility to the archives, and ensure TOM Houses physical preservation.Were building a future where the Foundation serves an even broader spectrum of queer identities, he said.How to Get InvolvedThe Foundation welcomes participation beyond gallery visits. From tours and events to volunteering and digital engagement, there are countless ways to support.The Foundation belongs to everyone who sees a part of themselves in Toms work, Cella said. Were here to meet them, wherever they are.Source

Morgan Spector may spend his time on The Gilded Age in three-piece suits playing robber-baron George Russell, but off-camera, the 44-year-old actor is busy plotting a different empire: his quads. In a new Mens Health video, the stardubbed Railroad Daddy in reference to his Gilded Age character, the charismatic and charming railroad tycoon George Russellwalks viewers through the workout that keeps him strong enough to run whole railroads and rep a period waistcoat.See on InstagramSpector has been lifting since he was 10, when his father introduced him to powerlifting to help an awkward, clumsy kid, he said in his interview.Decades later, he still daydreams about a role that would let him go full superhero bulk. Someone hire me to get enormous Let me take steroids. Let me get huge, he joked before admitting that costume departments prefer him a little less yoked in a contemporary way. For now, he trains for strength, sanity, and the occasional shirtless photo shoot, which he says he always wants to be within a couple of weeks of not being embarrassed about that.Well be the first to say he has nothing to be embarrassed about, and fans in his comment section on Instagram would back us up.Oh your OF channel of you being enormously roided out would likely pay some bills, said one fan amongst a sea of memes and gifs, and another fan emphatically noted he was ONE OF THE HOTTEST MEN ALIVE THANK U UNIVERSE.They were far from alone. Amidst the Yes, please, Railroad Daddy chants, someone joked they felt like theyd cheated on their partner despite being single, while others talked about their desire to watch the post-workout shower.The fan who said he can run a railroad on me in a Newport mansion in which there are no others was arguably the most relatable.For anyone plotting their own Gilded Age glow-up, Spectors workout includes a mobility warm-up of kickstand airplanes and split-stance ball slams; heavy barbell box squats (five sets total, the last two to burnout); front-foot-elevated reverse lunges; single-arm lat pulldowns; high-rep dumbbell floor presses; and a brutal single-leg lower taken to failure. Its equal parts gilded grit and modern muscle science. No engine required, just determination and maybe a railroad-grade thirst for gains.Whether Hollywood ever lets him juice up for a cape and cowl, Railroad Daddy is already on track and unapologetically ready to flex beneath the velvet drapes.

Colton Underwood is returning to the small screen as the co-host of a new Hulu reality show, Are You My First?, centered around virgins finding love and lust. The former Bachelorette star is the face of the latest show, with another star of The Bachelor universe, Kaitlyn Bristowe, joining the streaming service on August 18. See on Instagram Underwood, who declared he was a virgin during his stint on The Bachelorette and came out as gay in 2021, will be at the helm of the reality show that claims to have the "largest, hottest group of virgins ever assembled" as they "search for intimacy, love and maybe their first in a tropical paradise designed just for them," the official logline reads. It continues, "For the first time, theyre free to explore their connections without judgment, allowing these sexy young singles to embark on a heated yet heartfelt journey packed with romantic dates, revealing challenges, and new love interests eager to find 'the one.' Who will find that special someone? And who will go home hot, bothered, and heartbroken?The show comes from the producers behind Queer Eye and Love Island, so fans can expect some drama. Are You My First? also marks Underwood's first time on the hosting side of reality television, after his prior stint as a contestant. See on Instagram He will have help from his co-host, who at least has one hosting gig under her belt after co-hosting Season 17 and The Bachelorette alongside fellow former Bachelorette Tayshia Adams. Underwood took time off to focus on building his relationship with his husband, Jordan C. Brown, after their marriage in 2023, and in October 2024, the couple welcomed their first child, Bishop.

WNBA fans got an unprecedented glimpse into the league's All-Star Weekend thanks to a 72-hour livestream from basketball duo the StudBudz. And if you don't know them by now, you're definitely going to want to change that.Who are the StudBudz?See on InstagramCourtney Williams and Natisha "T" Hiedeman both play for the Minnesota Lynx. Earlier this year, they put their friendship to work in a new way by starting up a Twitch channel called StudBudz, where they've streamed game reactions, casual interviews with other players, or just hanging out.What sets StudBudz apart from any other attempts to cover the WNBA is, of course, that the call is coming from inside the house. Who better to bring fans on a journey into the league than actual WNBA players? It isn't just that Williams and Hiedeman know the game, but they know the players. They've got a perspective that's unrivaledand the fact that they're damn entertaining has certainly played a role in how quickly their channel was growing even before All-Star Weekend."I think that me and Courtney just embrace who we are as people, who we are as athletes," Hiedeman previously told Forbes. "And I think thats kind of where the name came from. For sure, were just two stud buds hanging out."Court WilliamsSee on InstagramWilliams' college career saw her playing for the South Florida Bulls all four years. She was drafted by the Phoenix Mercury in the first round of the 2016 WNBA draft, chosen eighth overall. She was quickly traded to the Connecticut Sun the same year, where she played through the 2019 season. After that, she spent time with the Atlanta Dream, went back to the Connecticut Sun, played a year with the Chicago Sky, and finally landed with the Minnesota Lynx in 2024.Natisha "T" HiedemanSee on InstagramHiedeman joined the WNBA in 2019 after spending her college years playing for the Marquette Golden Eagles in Milwaukee. She was actually initially drafted by the Lynx before getting traded (and waived by) the Sun. After a little more moving around, she ultimately played her first WNBA game with the Sun after all and, like Williams, signed with the Lynx in 2024.StudBudz livestreaming WNBA All-Star WeekendSee on InstagramWilliams was chosen for the All-Star roster, and Hiedeman opted to tag along to help run a 72-hour livestream of the event. That meant they weren't just covering gameplay, but everything going on over the weekend, from parties to hallway chats to hotel room pranks.For fans interested in the sapphic side of the WNBA, that meant a whole lot of relationship theories got confirmed (or as close to confirmed as we can get), and new theories may even have formed.But a lot of the best moments, and what captivated viewers to the point that StudBudz were all anyone was talking about for most of the weekend, were just players and other WNBA figures being themselves, cutting loose, and having a great time with their pals. The WNBA didn't need humanizingfans have long been invested in the people behind these gamesbut it did offer a deeper dive and a more intimate look behind the curtain than we ever could have hoped for.