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Morgan Bassichis Discusses Solo Show 'Can I Be Frank?'

Morgan Bassichis, a queer, nonbinary performer and activist, is known for blending comedy with social commentary in their solo show 'Can I Be Frank?'. The show reimagines the work of Frank Maya, a performer who died in 1995. Bassichis combines humor with a deep sense of political and personal reflection, drawing from their background in activism and theater. The performance is described as a unique mix of séance and comedy, bridging past and present through Maya's legacy. With a sharp, light presence and a commitment to social justice, Bassichis navigates complex themes without losing their comedic edge.

Vulture — Movies

Rami Malek Shines in 'The Man I Love'

Rami Malek delivers a standout performance in Ira Sachs's 'The Man I Love,' a film that explores themes of art, love, and resilience. Malek plays Jimmy George, an actor and performance artist who thrives in New York's queer scene while battling illness. The film highlights Jimmy's dynamic relationships and his refusal to let his health define his life. Ira Sachs, known for his nuanced storytelling, crafts a narrative that intertwines personal and societal struggles, set against the backdrop of the late '80s AIDS epidemic. Malek's portrayal captures the complexity of a man who is both admired and elusive, drawing attention and affection from those around him.

Vulture — Movies

Top Cannes Sales Titles for 2026

The 2026 Cannes Film Festival features several hot sales titles, including 'The Man I Love' and 'Parallel Tales.' These films, directed by Jordan Firstman, Clio Barnard, and Marie Kreutzer, are among the top bets for buyers. The article highlights potential distribution opportunities and the competitive landscape at the Marché du Film.

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Neon's 'I Love Boosters' Free Gas Giveaway in L.A.

Neon's 'I Love Boosters' is giving L.A. drivers free gas as part of a promotional event. Keke Palmer and LaKeith Stanfield will personally refuel cars at a Shell station in West Pico. The first 70 cars in line will receive free gas, with merch also being handed out while supplies last.

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