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As the costume designer for the Wicked movies and Broadway’s Hamilton and Death Becomes Her, Paul Tazewell is the new fashion standard for performers. Here, he talks about his process.
As Out's cover star Luke Macfarlane reminds us, there is strength in empathy, writes Out editor in chief Daniel Reynolds.
Go behind the scenes with the No Taste Like Home host's Out fashion shoot.
Brandon Kyle Goodman and Matthew J. Dempsey model cool coats at NeueHouse Hollywood and offer advice on weathering 2025 stresses.
Out's Finance columnist outlines the economics of dating men of different incomes.
Alaska, the cocreator of Drag: The Musical, talks staging the production for Off-Broadway.
The Out digital cover star is the reigning box-office queen in Moana 2. But with transformative 2024 roles in Mean Girls and Cabaret, there’s no telling how far this queer actress will go.
Actor Brooks Ashmanskas discusses the long road (and rumored curse!) of bringing a show about Marilyn Monroe to Broadway.
A recent controversy at the Tom of Finland Foundation has sparked debate about the line between fetish and fascism.
In a time of renewed anti-LGBTQ+ attacks, financial planning can be a literal lifesaver. Here's five priorities to focus on.
Modeling Spring fashion for Out's digital cover, Antoni Porowski dishes on hosting his food travel docuseries, No Taste Like Home — as well as cravings of the heart.
With Alan Cumming as cover star, Out's January/February issue leads with empathy, writes editor in chief Daniel Reynolds.
Queer Eye’s newest member, interior designer Jeremiah Brent, offers advice on making a home feel personal
Director and choreographer Christopher Gattelli talks giving Death Becomes Her a brand new skin as a hit Broadway musical.
Through transitioning and celebrating their nonbinary identity, Yellowjackets star Liv Hewson is thriving — and finding that change is possible.
After a long career as a Hallmark heartthrob, Out's March/April cover star Luke Macfarlane is ready to "get his hands dirty" in reality TV and Hollywood.
Some of the year’s most prominent Grammy nominees (and gay icons) were also major political voices in 2024. But can their voices create unwanted feedback?
Back on the dating market, the Last Call columnist finds a few reasons to unplug from technology.
As host of The Traitors, Out's Janurary/February cover star Alan Cumming is wielding fashion and queer representation as forces for good.
The transgender star of Netflix’s Emilia Pérez, Karla Sofía Gascón, is poised to make LGBTQ+ history on Hollywood’s biggest night. She shares why that visibility matters.
