Not since Gypsy Rose Lee has there been as big a name in burlesque since Dita Von Teese, who starting in 1992 almost singlehandedly revived the old-fashioned art form of striptease with her elaborate stage shows. And now, after 18 months of lockdown with no live performances, she is reviving the art...

Patti LuPone's performance from the 2008 Tony Awards: Gypsy revival.

This is the full clip of Bernadette Peters performing Rose's Turn at the 57th annual Tony Awards in 2003, with introduction by Hugh Jackman. Gypsy won best revival that year.

The cast of Burlesque discusses anti-gay bullying for Towleroad.com

Adele performs "Hello" on Saturday Night Live! A day after dropping her new album, 25, Adele appeared on Saturday Night Live on November 21, 2015 to perform “Hello” and “When We Were Young” from her latest musical masterpiece.

Night Will Fall (2014) - This eloquent, lucid documentary by André Singer (executive producer of the award-winning The Act of Killing) tells the extraordinary story of the filming of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps. The release and broadcast on HBO coincides with the 70th Anniversary

An essay of personal and rare celebrity photographs captured during unique and surprising moments of their lives. From politicians to movie stars; from artists and painters to philosophers and world spiritual leaders, our tour of "Memory Lane" showcases a unique view of the world of celebrities cr...

In a super-fun video for The Late Late Show, Corden stars as the director the new fictional franchise, “The Marvel’s Mrs. Maisel.” (It’s a pun so good, in fact, that Comedy Central also has a mashup video with the same name, which is also very much worth watching).

The wonder of Celebrity Cartoons is evident in this collection of favorites from Promi Katuren. Art at its best with the unique characterization of politicians, musicians and movie stars. It also include mass murders and scientists. See how many you can identify on your own. Art by German car...

This is the trailer for the film BENT (1997) - the film is based on the 1979 play of the same name by Martin Sherman who also wrote the screenplay. It is about the persecution of homosexuals in Nazi Germany after the murder of SA leader Ernst Röhm on the Night of the Long Knives.