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Dorinda Medley isn’t happy with Bobby Berk for claims he made about a Real Housewives of New York City star.“Here’s the thing, say who it is or don’t say it all. I don’t do riddles,” the 55-year-old Bravo star told Chanel Omari in a clip of her upcoming appearance on the “Chanel in the City” podcast.

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In one of the most beautiful moments in Real Housewives of Atlanta history, Noelle Robinson told Cynthia Bailey that she was queer. The moment was highly praised both on social media and by Andy Cohen during the RHOA virtual reunion; however, there were some people who weren’t as supportive online.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVFrom Netflix’s “The Politician” to Showtime’s “Work In Progress,” Theo Germaine has had quite the year, following their first-ever television project immediately up with a second. In “Work In Progress,” Germaine plays Chris, a trans man who dates Abby (Abby McEnany).

Queer Eye interior designer Bobby Berk has become 'very picky' about the type of clients he works with, and it's due in part to a run-in with a Real Housewife Of New York star years ago.'Celebrities can be a pain in the a** sometimes,' the Texas native confessed during an appearance on The Jenny McCarthy Show.He added, 'A lot of times there can be some that expect everything for free,' and then went on to recount his not-so-pleasant encounter with the unnamed Housewife who he said eventually 'stole from his store.' Reality world! Bobby Berks, 38,has become 'very picky' about the type of clients he works with, and it's due in part to a run-in with a Real Housewife Of New York star years agoIt all started out on a high note when the Housewife

Bobby Berk has a history of speaking his truth and shining a light on celebrities who’ve wronged him, including the time he called Aviva Drescher a “con artist” in 2014.The Queer Eye star, 38, shared a cautionary tale involving a Real Housewives of New York City star during an appearance on The Jenny McCarthy Show on Thursday, June 18, years after his run-in with Drescher, 49.

Rebecca Black says there is no returning to normal and instead calls on her fellow celebrities to adopt a new normal in support of Black Lives Matter and Pride.

Queer Eye star Bobby Berk, 38, may not be the biggest fan of The Real Housewives. Especially after an unpleasant run-in with one of Bravo’s finest. During an appearance on The Jenny McCarthy Show on June 18, Bobby told Jenny McCarthy, 47, that celebrities can oftentimes “expect everything for free”. Bobby went on to explain that he almost worked with a star from The Real Housewives of New York City — years ago — before things turned ugly.

Bobby Berk explained why he is cautious about working with celebrities after a run-in with a Real Housewives of New York City star.“Celebrities can be a pain in the ass sometimes,” the Queer Eye star, 38, admitted during a Thursday, June 18, appearance on The Jenny McCarthy Show. “A lot of times there can be some that expect everything for free.”Berk then recounted a horror story with a Bravo star — whom he never named — from years earlier.

The Hollywood Reporter: ‘I’ve been watching so many films during lockdown and realizing how often that storyline comes up, that a woman is there to instigate difficulty for a man and she doesn’t really get to be the great comedian. ‘I don’t want to be someone’s sidekick and I don’t want to just be someone’s f*** toy in a film.

Karamo Brown is opening up about his past.

While there are plenty of digital prophets keen to call live-streaming the future, Brendan Maclean isn’t one of them:“I cannot stand it, darling.

Bobby Berk is making the most out his days safely outdoors amid the coronavirus pandemic.Before he gets up and at ‘em, the Queer Eye expert, 38, needs a cup of cold brew. “[I] gotta have it every morning,” he exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly. Afterwards, Berk makes time for a sweat sesh in his backyard, which his personal trainer and chef, Zach Morgan, has turned into a “quarantine gym,” he says.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDyllón Burnside, who plays Ricky on FX’s hit show “Pose,” is currently quarantining in Georgia and watching the Black Lives Matter protests from afar. In this chat with Variety, he talks about what the movement means to him, especially as a queer Black man.Burnside also touches on his new PBS series “Prideland,” which follows him as he journeys to the South and meets members of the LGBTQ community.

This story is part of Billboard's 2020 Pride List, which spotlights 40 LGBTQ executives who are shaping the music industry. John Geraghty Founder/artist manager, JPG ProjectsCarter Gregory Director of A&R, Capitol RecordsWhen John Geraghty was 14, he entered a local singing competition called New Jersey Teen Idol.

The happy tears are flowing and it’s not because we’re watching the latest season of Queer Eye. Tan France, the Netflix reality series’ fashion guru, officially became a U.S. citizen on June 9 and shared the thrilling news with his 3.7 million Instagram followers! In the carousel post, Tan shared the exact moment he took the citizenship oath at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services building.

He was born and raised in the north of England and found fame in 2018 when he was cast as the fashion expert on Netflix's reboot Queer Eye.And on Tuesday, designer and media personality Tan France announced via Instagram that he has become a U.S. citizen.'For me, this is monumental.

Tan France is now an American. The 37-year-old British-born star of Netflix's "Queer Eye" revealed on Tuesday that he became a United States citizen.

Tan France is officially a US Citizen!

In the midst of a global pandemic and a country-wide upheaval over police brutality and discrimination, Twitter users were baffled on Saturday (June 6), when Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling sent out a flurry of transphobic tweets due to a headline she read.

If you don’t know the name John Wildman, you’re missing out. Not only is he a talented filmmaker, Wildman is currently a journalist, as well as one of the most passionate film publicists out there. In particular, his work on film festivals, both big and small, is truly noteworthy. With so much going on in the movie industry right now, in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in part just due to its needed evolution, it seemed like a perfect time to hop on the phone and get his take. Plus, he’s just a damn interesting guy to talk to. Full of stories, eager to see multiple sides of a debate, and capable of breaking down issues into really accessible packages, he’s a treasure trove of information, as you’re about to hear.