Andy Cohen Bent the World to His Reality
He was the first to put Bravo stars on equal footing with Oscar winners. Now unscripted TV is bigger than he ever imagined.
Jason P. Frank
An Old Wives’ Tale
In comedian Cole Escola’s debut play, Oh, Mary!, Mary Todd Lincoln gets to be an unstoppable diva, and so do they.
1776’s Sara Porkalob Has Some Notes
The actress behind the musical’s most explosive number on bringing a “dusty, old thing” to Broadway and the mistakes made along the way.
‘All I Could Smell Were Poppers’
Dancing the hour away at Charli XCX’s Boiler Room set.
Selected articles
Michael Arden Makes Theater for the Millions
Fresh off a dozen Tony nominations, Michael Arden discusses The Lost Boys, the Maybe Happy Ending controversy, and his Queen of Versailles misfire.
Heated Rivalry’s Elder Statesman
As out hockey star Scott Hunter, François Arnaud surprised himself, too: “I was like, ‘I’m ready to say these words.’”
SNL’s First Lady
1985 was a dangerous time for the show’s first openly gay cast member. Terry Sweeney was up for the challenge.
Sarah Sherman’s Beautiful Mind
For her, comedy is all about putting on a show — and being absolutely disgusting.
Jordan Firstman Still Wants Gay People to Like Him
The terminally controversial comedian unleashes his sensitive side in I Love LA.
Matt and Bowen Enter the Honesty Zone
Eight years into Las Culturistas, its hosts are recalibrating how open they want to be.
Everything’s Coming Up Joy Woods
The Broadway breakout’s big belting in The Notebook went viral this year. Now, she’s taking on one of the greatest musicals of all time: Gypsy.
Dicks the Musical: ‘I Feel at Home in Filth’
Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson’s Dicks: The Musical is a faggy mess. That’s the point.
‘I Think Oklahoma! Is Corny and Embarrassing, Actually’
The Oscar-nominated screenwriter behind Blue Moon has all the opinions you’d hope for.
I’m Being Driven Insane by Wicked: For Good’s Sex Cardigan
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Appearances
Good One: Julio Torres's Favorite Colors
Comedian Julio Torres joins Good One for an in-depth discussion about color. Warm and cold colors are all up for discussion in this exploration of the star’s work and life.
Sundance 2026: Gregg Araki Is in Insane Shape
Gregg Araki's 'I Want Your Sex' is his 11th project to debut at Sundance, and his stars Chase Sui Wonders and Mason Gooding joined him to talk sex positivity, gen Z and feats of strength.
NPR 1A: What 'Heated Rivalry' means for LGBT stories on screen and in pro sports
Lingering stares, the brushing of hands, and a suggestively positioned water bottle.
NYT Popcast: Kylie Minogue’s ‘Padam Padam’ and the Queer Club-Pop Canon
The global star’s single has become the soundtrack of Pride this year, opening fresh conversations about pop divas and their gay fans.
New York Live: All you need to know about the 76th Emmy Award nominations
Jason P. Frank breaks down the Emmy Award nominations with Sara Gore, from shows that broke records to first-time nominees.
Sundance 2026: Chris Pine Made Sure 'Carousel' Was Shot on Film
Director Rachel Lambert was joined in The Vulture Spot at Sundance by the stars of her feature 'Carousel,' Chris Pine and Jenny Slate.
Commotion: The photo of Trump's assassination attempt, in pop culture and memes
We discuss how the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and the naming of J.D. Vance as vice-presidential running mate have reverberated through the world of pop culture.
Vulture Festival: Billy Porter’s Never-Ending Performance
This year’s Vulture Honorary Degree recipient had to wait for the culture to catch up to him (even as he coaxed it along).
Pop Pantheon: The Best Pop Songs of the 21st Century So Far
From Beyoncé to Sophie, Jai Paul, Kelly Clarkson, Aaliyah, Nelly, and Carly Rae Jepsen, we count down the Top 20 pop songs of the last quarter century.