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Normani attends the Los Angeles premiere of Universal Pictures' Wicked.
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Normani has it all!
The talented multi-hyphenate has showcased all of her incredible skills throughout her impressive career as a member of Fifth Harmony and in her solo endeavors.
Besides her hit songs like "Love Lies," "Motivation," and "Dancing With a Stranger," Normani has also been a finalist on two hit reality competition shows: Dancing With the Stars and The Masked Singer.
Although her career has certainly had plenty of ups and downs, the singer is beyond grateful that her passionate LGBTQ+ fans have supported her as she navigates all of the complexities in the entertainment industry.
"It was really a whirlwind of an experience in the best way possible. I am in the position that I'm in because of my fans and because of my supporters. I know that it hasn't always been an easy journey in terms of my career, but also personally. That support is priceless. When my crown is crooked, you help me put it back on straight," Normani tells Out.
With next year serving as the 15 year anniversary of Fifth Harmony's formation on The X Factor, fans are manifesting a reunion in the near future.
The girl group briefly came back together during a surprise performance during the Jonas Brothers tour last year, so it's safe to say a reconciliation isn't out of the question.
"There is nothing that I can tell you, but you will just have to sit back and watch and be patient. It was really special last year being able to share the stage with the Jonas Brothers. I'm so proud of us and what we've been able to achieve. I think we did a pretty great job."
Dubbed the biggest girl group of the 2010s by Billboard, Fifth Harmony has an impressive catalog of hits throughout the years. However, one particular music video stands out as Normani's personal favorite.
"I'm going to say 'Miss Movin' On,' how about that? I'm not going to go with the obvious, which is obviously 'Work from Home,' but that was our first video that we ever shot. We shot two music videos in one day! I'm sure that wasn't allowed. Coming right off the show, our parents didn't know any better."
Fans can follow Normani on Instagram here. To see the full interview, check out the video at the top of the page.
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Heated Rivalry has made us all hot for hockey boys, and while the upcoming Off Campus show is going to be all about a hetero romance, it will be chock full of hot actors in hockey uniforms — and out of them too!
The Prime Video show, which will hit streaming on May 13, is an adaptation of the popular Off Campus series of interconnected college hockey romances by Elle Kennedy.
Much likeBridgerton, the show will adapt a new book from the series each season and focus on a different couple, with side characters getting their own seasons to star in down the line.
The first season will star Belmont Cameli as hockey player Garrett Graham, who falls for music major Hannah Wells (Ella Bright), while she's serving as his tutor. The twist? She's pretending to be in a relationship with Graham to make Justin Kohl (Josh Heuston) jealous.
The show hasn’t premiered yet, but it has already been picked up for a second season, which will be based on the second book of the series. The Mistake stars Antonio Cipriano as John Logan as he falls in love with fellow student Grace Ivers.
Off Campus is primed to be an instant hit since hockey romance is more popular than ever, and it doesn’t hurt that they've cast a handful of sinfully hot actors to star in it. Meet the boys below!
Josh Heuston will play Justin Kohl, the guy Hannah is trying to make jealous by pretending to date Garrett. In The Deal, the first book in the Off Campus series that is being adapted for season one, Justin is a football player. However, he'll actually be portrayed as a musician in a college rock band in the TV series.
Heuston is best known for starring in the 2025 horror movie Dangerous Animals and Dune: Prophecy.
In real life, Steve Howey may be one of the hottest actors in the biz, but he’ll be playing Garrett’s extremely emotionally and physically abusive father in Off Campus.
Howey has been acting for more than two decades, first rising to fame as a himbo football player on Reba before scoring a role on Shameless. Most recently, he’s landed starring roles in True Lies and High Potential.
Antonio Cipriano is starring as John Logan, one of Garrett’s best friends and roommates, who ends up with a crush on Garrett's love interest in the first book in the series. The second book focuses on John getting over his crush and falling for a freshman, which suggests Cipriano will likely be the main protagonist of the show's second season.
Cipriano is an actor and singer who made his Broadway debut in 2019 in the musical, Jagged Little Pill, and is best known for his role in Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin.
Stephen Kalyn is playing hockey star Dean Di Laurentis in Off Campus. His character is the lead in the third book in the series, The Score, which means that if the show becomes popular, he could be the main love interest in season three as he falls for Allie Hayes after they have a one-night stand.
Kayln is best known for his roles in Gen V and the Cruel Intentions reboot.
In Off Campus, Jalen Thomas Brooks is starring as John Tucker, the nurturing "peacemaker" of the team, who loves to cook for all of his roommates. John falls for law student Sabrina James after an accidental pregnancy in The Goal, the fourth book in the series.
Brooks has starred in The Pitt, the Walker Texas Ranger reboot, and the Eli Roth horror movie Thanksgiving.
Khobe Clarke will be starring as football star Beau Maxwell, who has been best friends with Dean Di Laurentis since they were in high school. Beau is a side character throughout the Off Campus book series, but doesn’t have a book dedicated to his story just yet.
Clarke is best known for his roles in the Cruel Intentions reboot, Firefly Lane, and Yellowjackets.
Directed by directed by Elliot Tuttle, Blue Film centers on camboy and sex worker Aaron Eagle (Kieron Moore from Boots), and the relationship he develops with a former teacher named Hank Grant (Mass star Reed Birney).
Pillion and Heated Rivalry may have been broadly accepted by mainstream audiences, but there is another film on the horizon that will test people's comfort level with erotic gay sex and taboo sexual relationships.
The upcoming indie movie Blue Film, about a camboy who meets up with a much older client from his past, is finally being released next month by Obscured Releasing. The film had a controversial start as it was turned down by film festivals and people walked out of screenings for the graphic content.
Thankfully, Blue Film will get a proper release in theaters this May, so audiences who are craving authenticity, explorations of sexuality and desire, and taboo sex are in luck.
Scroll down to learn what is the film all about and why it's already so controversial.
Mild spoilers for Blue Film follow.
What is ‘Blue Film’ about?
Kieron Moore as Aaron Eagle in Blue Film.Fusion Entertainment
Blue Film follows Aaron Eagle, a camboy and sex worker, who is hired to spend the night with an anonymous and much-older man named Hank, who it turns out he knows from his past.
The two men have a shared history — Hank was accused of abusing another student while he was Aaron’s teacher — that will test audiences' ability to engage with challenging and taboo topics around sex and sexuality.
"The script feels very personal in the way that the Aaron character feels very personal to me," writer-director Elliot Tuttle told Out last year, where he also described Hank as a "vessel to navigate ideas about sex that I wanted to explore."
Who is starring in ‘Blue Film’?
Reed Birney and Kieron Moore in Blue Film.Fusion Entertainment
Blue Film is a two-hander, with only a pair of actors cast in the movie.
Kieron Moore plays camboy Aaron Eagle, after making a name for himself when he starred in last year’s hit gay Netflix series Boots. Theater veteran and Mass star Reed Birney plays former teacher Hank Grant.
Why did 'Blue Film' almost not make it to screen?
Reed Birney as Hank Grant and Kieron Moore as Aaron Eagle in Blue Film.
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The taboo nature of a film that explores a teacher who confesses that he once harbored romantic feelings for his 12-year-old student — and was fired for abusing another student — led to both Sundance and SXSW film festivals rejecting the title.
"As soon as you say pedophile, everybody has such a strong and undeniable reaction to it," Birney told Entertainment Weekly. "I don't think I thought that it was gonna be as controversial as it was, which is kind of foolish in retrospect. Of course, it was gonna be controversial, but I just think I thought it was such a beautiful character study."
The movie was eventually showcased at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, where a few audience members walked out of the screening.
"My producer was in the theater watching it, and he was texting our little group chat, 'Someone just walked out during the scene... one other person just walked out. A third person just walked out,'" Tuttle said, per EW. "I think I had always anticipated that to some degree."
Blue Film will be released in a limited number of theaters in New York City on May 8, 2026, and in Los Angeles on May 15, 2026. A streaming premiere date has yet to be announced.
Broadway is an undeniable safe haven for everyone in the LGBTQ+ community, but the iconic queer destination just got gayer.
Imagine Céline Dion's renowned discography serving as the entire soundtrack to the iconic film Titanic. Add plenty of camp, hunky men at every turn, and a legendary cast that includes Deborah Cox, Jim Parsons, and Frankie Grande... and you get the cult classic musical Titaníque.
"It is basically a throwback to the movie Titanic, but set to all Céline Dion songs. It's as if Céline Dion was taking you back on this journey and she was on the ship that night with Jack and Rose! We're going to dick slap you from the stage," Rousouli tells Out.
Nearly a decade ago, Constantine Rousouli came up with the concept of Titaníque while sipping on a few martinis; he went on to co-create the show with Tye Blue and Marla Mindelle, collaborators from a dinner theater group at L.A.'s (now defunct) Rockwell Table & Stage.
Fast forward to today, the talented writer and performer has worked every single day to bring this small show to the bright lights of Broadway.
"Can you believe we bamboozled commercial theater? I don't know how that's possible, but it happened! I love being gay. Thank God we're gay. The fanbase is so incredible. People have come 500 times over the past four years! The gays look out for each other."
As the show started to gain momentum in New York City — it ran off-Broadway for around three years — Rousouli was blessed by the gay gods during a vacation in Mykonos with his ex-boyfriend. When he was there, he met David Poster's manager and the rest, they say... is history!
"I got David Foster's people to the show in New York being a gay homosexual in Mykonos. Ten years later, it's a lot of luck, timing, and being nice to people. Take every opportunity possible, because you don't know where it's going to lead you!"
Titaníque has had quite the journey to Hell's Kitchen, but Rousouli knows this is only the beginning. He hopes to create more queer content that resonates with people all over the world.
"Honestly, I just want to continue to work and spread joy and laughter. That has been in my mission in my life. I just want to continue to do that, especially in queer spaces and bringing queerness to commercial spaces. Listen babe, you're always going to see Speedo pics on Instagram! The jig is up. It's part of my soul!"
Fans can get tickets to see Titaníque on Broadway by visiting the official website here. To see the full interview with Constantine Rousouli, check out the video at the top of the page.