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The "Ugly Betty" actor really took the "camp" theme to heart for the red carpet event.
"Bright Colors and Bold Patterns" is now playing in New York.
At another point, Droege defines "gay" as referring to men who celebrate and make fun of their idols at the same time. It's
Do the "Time Warp" with Michael Urie and friends this Sunday
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The actor-comedian romps and revels his way through "Bright Colors and Bold Patterns."
Season 2 of Logo's "Cocktails & Classics" promises to be "bigger, better and Dunaway-ier" than ever.
Shows for Days is closer, in style and genre, to Joseph Stein's 1963 adaptation of Carl Reiner's Enter Laughing. But that play--which launched the acting career of Alan Arkin and the directing career of Gene Saks--offered what the New York Times critic of the day described as continuous "side-splitting laughs."
I talked to Michael about what he hopes to accomplish with this new comedy series and his spin on our LGBT issues. When asked what his personal commitment is to LGBT civil rights, Urie opened up.
An all-new web series, "What's Your Emergency," attempts to dramatize just that in a hilarious way, chronicling the the misadventures
Whether mimicking famous celebrities or cartoon characters, a talent for voices demonstrates the added value of an actor's sharp ear combined with an uncanny ability to improvise on a moment's notice.