The wedding of the CENTURY has taken place! Chaz Bono, Cher‘s son with the late Sonny Bono, married Shara Blue Mathes at The Hollywood Roosevelt hotel in Los Angeles on Sunday, March 8. The dress code was “Hollywood Glam Formal,” according to their wedding website.
The couple met more than 40 years ago when they were just teenagers. CUTE! Check out their wedding portrait after the jump!
Readers, Kayteighs, Publicists, Finalists, and Kyles — what better way to celebrate the 10th anniversary of CULTURE with the one and only Nicole Kidman! From penguins in Antarctica to “Heartbreak feels good in a place like this” — the three get into IT. Matt and Bowen chat with Nicole on yearning, her favorite collaborators like Baz Luhrmann, the MET Gala, Cruise love, her most iconic roles, including her iconic Chanel No. 5 ad. Get into it HONEY on this episode of Las Culturistas!
Check out Nicky, Bowen and Matt above!
MEG GETS POLITICAL: Meg Stalter accepted a Vanguard award at Queerties and thanked the LGBTQ community for their support as well as finished her emotional speech by stating that the President should be arrested.
Find her full speech after the jump!
Six-time Emmy Award winner Maya Rudolph will make her Broadway debut in Oh, Mary! this spring. Rudolph will join the company as “Mary Todd Lincoln” on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 for a limited 8-week engagement through June 20, 2026.
“Ever since I was a little girl I have dreamed of being Cole Escola,” said Rudolph. “Oh, Mary! is the funniest play I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot of plays, you’d be surprised. It’s such an honor to play the role of Mary, especially after so many iconic Marys have come before me. So making my Broadway debut in the role of a lifetime – as a miserable, suffocated, alcoholic woman – is a real dream come true.”
Rudolph joins an esteemed company of actors who have donned the role’s bratty curls, including the Tony Award-winning original star and playwright, Cole Escola, along with current ‘Mary’ John Cameron Mitchell (through April 26), Jinkx Monsoon, Jane Krakowski, Tituss Burgess, Betty Gilpin, and Hannah Solow.
A 24-year-old music critic (Barbie Ferreira) gets romantically involved with two members of the same indie band she is covering, set against Montreal’s vibrant indie music scene in 2011.
This looks quite cute actually and Barbie is an incredible actress – but one question after watching this was “Is making a movie set in 2011 the equivalent of making Boogie Nights set in the 70s back in the 90s – only now?” Awoooga!
Anyway, have you ever fell in love with two indie fuckboys from the same band, OMG?
Whatever floats yer boat: Find the brand new interview with Cheyenne and Delta above! What else might they talk about beside FEET!?
When we first saw these newly-released cover shoot images of Thee Elordi for Harper’s Bazaar, we first noticed his chest was missing the mole that made it unique… no photographer’s credit either. Then, upon further inspection, this so-called ‘cover’ didn’t return a result when searched in Google. Hmmm.
It seems as if Miss AI had strooketh again! She’s up to her old new ways!
Check out “jacob elordi (hyper-realistic, very detailed, 4k)” covering “harpers bazaar (sexy, oceanfront, confident)” after the jump! …Thoughts?