E. Alex Jung

And the difficulty of having to say a homophobic line in 2 Broke Girls.

“Isn’t it ironic that the queen who likes drama least provided you the most?”

“I’m a little ho of all trades.”

The author is happy to be the public face of his book’s upcoming movie adaptation. But he’d be happier if somebody else were doing it for him.

Bradley Cooper remembers the time he did drag during Halloween with Amy Poehler.

“If it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone.”

“His conversation with me was a turning point.”

Is the 30th time the charm?

“Not only is Asianness something that we don’t want to neutralize, we want to celebrate it.”

A peek backstage ahead of Choir Boy’s premiere.

A critical look at the films, tv, music, and books that helped define Asian-American art in 2018, including Steven Yeun in “Burning,” Mitski, “Minding the Gap,” and “Crazy Rich Asians.”

Time for some imaginary murder, betrothals, and flings.

Jacqueline Novak on her lyrical, epic deconstruction of the blow job in Get on Your Knees.

Eight months of delays, two corgis, and one freak injury: the show’s stars on the long road to remaking an anime classic.

A wine down with Insecure’s OTP.

With her installation The New Eagle Creek Saloon, Sadie Barnette gives a gay bar new life at the Kitchen.

Grace and Frankie may be ending, but their era of collaborations is in full swing.

After debuting at 17, the actress was lost in the industry. “I kept getting reminded I was not the things you needed to be.”

The actress lives for the stage, loves film crews, and treasures her co-stars. Just don’t ask her about the ending of Ozark.

Everyone on your list has already read ‘The Woman in Me’, here are some more interesting ideas for books to give as gifts, including an Emo coffee-table book, Sohla’s cookbook, and dad novels.