“At a lavish banquet, King Dionysius is confronted by his servant Damocles – a brat who is jealous of the king’s splendor and power. Through supernatural forces, the two roles are switched. The smug, inexperienced commoner becomes the king. But his joy is short-lived. He quickly realizes that being

The kiss wasn't part of the script. Chris has been playing with Darren the whole tour, trying to get him to crack. And only managed to make Darren chuckle once or twice. This was Darren's way of saying "You want to play that way, well fine!" And he got back at Chris good. Chris wasn't expecting that

Darren Criss transforms "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy" in his tribute to ASCAP Founders Award honoree Rod Stewart at the 2011 ASCAP Pop Music Awards in Los Angeles. ASCAP's hundreds of thousands of songwriter, composer and music publisher members all have one thing in common: they are driven to create. ASCA...

Thank the brave men and women working on the frontline to help save us all. While most of us hold up in the safety of our homes many are risking their lives everyday on the frontline for the greater good.

Stay Home Vogue - Vogue Corona Parody by Chris Mann.

Glee's star Darren Criss adlibs for Rolling Stone. He answers questions singing and explains he grew up in the gay community in San Francisco. He also tells he's thrilled to perform a gay character who falls in love, and that he is currently a "guest star" but the producers have the option to make...

Out gay Canadian singer Chris Munro has released a steamy music video for his new single, "Go." Munro, who jumped into the entertainment game somewhat late compared to other artists, talks about how his inhibitions and fears held him back from going after his dreams: “Growing up I never thought some

Watch the music video for “(Everybody’s Waitin’ For) The Man With the Bag”, featuring Adam Lambert.

GLEE's Darren Cris performs "Not Al;one" in support of the Trevor Project.

At Broadway Backwards 2019, Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Darren Criss (Hedwig and the Angry Inch, TV’s The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story) battled a case of pre-wedding jitters with the rapid-fire patter of Stephen Sondheim’s “Getting Married Today” from Company. Criss,