EDGE Orlando

Those who braved the hurricane by coming to Club Cafe on Friday night were treated to Hurricane Mz. Munchie, who -- as she put it -- proved good enough to eat.

Here’s the ugly truth: Once you have cellulite, there is nothing you can do to get rid of it. The good news is that there are some things you can do to prevent cellulite formation.

This is the age of the dysfunctional family, and they don’t get much more dysfunctional than the group in the quirky film City Island.

Rock’s Amanda Palmer returns to the stage as the Emcee in Cabaret. In some ways it’s a return to the roots of the Dresden Dolls. EDGE spoke to Palmer and director Steven Bogart about the production.

EDGE Big Brother columnist Steven Daigle shares what he’s been screaming at his TV all these weeks in a few heartfelt one-on-ones with this season’s remaining contenders.

A Gainesville, Fla. anti-gay minister’s plan to make a bonfire out of copies of the Qu’ran--the holy book of the Muslim faith--has been denounced by the military and the State Dept., but the minister’s group has friends in Topeka, Kansas.

The AIDS crisis that ravaged the gay community in cities like New York and San Francisco may be less visible, but it is still raging, health experts earn--and a new wave of HIV infections may be about to crest.

Seymour Pine, the NYPD officer who led the historic raid on the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village that effectively jump started the modern gay-rights movement -- & who later became a one-man mini-industry, dining out on the subject -- died at age 91.

James Franco is one busy actor - two films coming out, a soap opera role, an art exhibit, plus attending college. Still he finds the time to wank it daily.

A new report suggests that in many ways, same-sex marriages are virtually identical to heterosexual unions--at least, in the single heartland state where marriage equality is allowed.

Anti-gay groups worried that efforts to promote safe schools and counter bullying say that Christians who believe gays are "sinners" are being sidelined and "belittled." But lawmakers and school administrators perceive a need to take action, in the wake of a string of suicides that claimed harassed victims as young as 11 years.