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- Jul 25, 2026
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Rosie O'Donnell Delivers the Performance of Her Career — A Triumph! | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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Rosie O’Donnell has always known how to make an audience laugh. For decades she’s been one of America’s most naturally gifted entertainers—a fearless comedian, beloved talk-show host, Broadway champion and larger-than-life personality. But with Common Knowledge, now playing Off-Broadway at the Daryl Roth Theatre, she proves something even more remarkable. She can make audiences laugh, cry, reflect—and leave the theater feeling profoundly grateful they came. This isn’t just a terrific evening of
How Close is the Bromance Between Mahomes and Kelce? | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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Patrick Mahomes has everyone blushing after gushing about Travis Kelce’s biggest asset. As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for another season, the superstar quarterback couldn’t help praising his teammate’s rare combination of “size,” speed and athleticism, making it clear Kelce is one-of-a-kind. “Obviously he has the physical gifts; to go out there and be that size with that speed and elusiveness and catch the football,” Mahomes said. Of course, Mahomes was talking football, but the internet is
Hot, Hilarious, and Totally Addictive — 'Single Girls' is a Must-Read | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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Move over, Mad Men. Step aside, The Devil Wears Prada. John Searles’ Single Girls is serving martinis, miniskirts, magazine drama, and enough juicy office gossip to keep you turning pages long past bedtime. At its heart is Helen Gurley Brown, the woman who didn’t just reinvent Cosmopolitan—she reinvented what women believed was possible. Armed with little more than impossible confidence, sky-high heels, and a radical idea that women didn’t need a husband to have a fabulous life, Helen storms int
Liberacé and Liza: The Most Joyful Night in New York | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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There are tribute shows, and then there are theatrical miracles. Liberace & Liza at 54 Below isn’t simply an impersonation act or a nostalgic evening of familiar songs. It’s a brilliantly imagined fantasy that asks one delicious question: what if two of the most gloriously over-the-top entertainers in history had shared the same stage? The answer is 90-plus minutes of nonstop laughter, dazzling musicianship, and enough sequins to light up Broadway. David Saffert and Jillian Snow have created som
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