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It was a beautiful day for Low Tea at The Blue Whale. All the hot guys came out to play. EDGE has the photos.

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.

Earth shattering and heartbreaking describes The Lottery, a fantastic documentary about the charter school education lottery in Harlem.

One of the best uses for compilations nowadays is to find new artists or new mixes of songs that you might just love.

Jackie Warner, the power lesbian who made a name for herself with Bravo’s Workout, returns with a brand new attitude and life changing series to boot

The prospect of another Hollywood writer’s strike is far more chilling than Tony Baez Milan’s decimation of this Ray Bradbury classic.

Flash Forward is a series based on the book of the same name by Robert J. Sawyer, in which the entire planet blacks out for 137 seconds--and people see their lives six months in the future.

Sony/ArkivMusic has released a 19-track retrospective CD to commemorate what would have been Broadway/Tin Pan Alley composer Frank Loesser’s 100th birthday. It features many vocalists of his time, and includes his collaborations with other composers as well as his solo Broadway work.

Bad mother. Bad, BAD mother. Ever wondered what it was like to have several bad mommies under one roof? Find out in this fantastic drama, The Bad Mother’s Handbook.

Face it, summer’s over. Your share has expired and fears of Hurricane Earl sent you racing back to the city. No more salty-air days; so long, sun-kissed skin. Boo hoo. So now what? Now it’s time to stride into autumn with your best face forward.

Daniel Allen Cox allows his second novel, Krakow Melt, to spill over the edges and create a meta-literary experience that illuminates--and singes.