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[ applause ] thank you. All right. Thats very nice of you. I tell you, thatthats very nice of you, but you set off the metal detector. Would you would you remove your keys, and try it again, please . [ laughter ] youre in a wonderful mood, tonight. Yeah. I thank you, for coming. [ applause ] lemme tell you, you can never tell, when you do this show, what kind of an audience youre gonna have. Last night, we had what i would call a mean audience. During the monologue right in the middle of the mon...

Thai honed his politically incorrect style performing in the most unlikely of places, redneck bars and rural America where, through humor, he makes LGBTQ+ relatable. Thai’s stand up has taken ...

Thai honed his politically incorrect style performing in the most unlikely of places, redneck bars and rural America where, through humor, he makes LGBTQ+ relatable. Thai’s stand up has taken ...

Beyond the likes: How the Ad Council’s ambassadors are changing lives. From PR Week

The Ad Council’s Creators for Good Ambassadors will become strategic partners in campaigns focused on a variety of issues.

L.A.-based prodco Brian Graden Media (BGM) has promoted veteran TV executive and producer Dave Mace to the position of president and LB Horschler to the post of EVP of production. Mace (pictured ...

After collaborations with 80’s pop star Tiffany, The Dandy Warhols and Styrofoam, New Money is Logan’s 10th studio album. Produced in collaboration with longtime co-writer Gino Mari and written at home over the course of 2020, the album is a nine song testament to queer power, gay joy, and the belief that we will someday come back together.

Following two upbeat bangers, “Eat&Drink&Smoke&Shop&Fuck” and “Rich And Beautiful,” as well as the empowering anthem “Here’s To Us,” today’s track appropriately pays homage to the classic energy of Smith’s original, while also giving it a fresh and edgy spin. Watch the new animated lyric video for the track now!

Growing up, Mondaire Jones saw few people just like him. He credits role models and political and cultural changes for giving him the courage to make history.