Mid-Century Modern star Matt Bomer recently opened up about what it felt like being outed by tabloids in the early 2010s. What did Matt Bomer say about being outed? During a recent appearance on the ...

Matt Bomer is keeping it real. The handsome actor is known for so many iconic and diverse roles over the years in notable projects such as White Collar, Fellow Travelers, The Normal Heart, and more.

Matt Bomer is still processing his grief after losing his “Mid-Century Modern” co-star Linda Lavin while they were still in the midst of filming the Hulu sitcom. “I wouldn’t wish it on anybody,” Bomer ...

Christina Radish is the Senior Entertainment Reporter at Collider. Having worked at Collider for over a decade (since 2009), her primary focus is on film and television interviews with talent both in ...

Bomer starred opposite Jonathan Bailey in the Showtime series that followed the Lavender Scare of the mid-to-late 20th century, earning Emmy, SAG, and Golden Globe nominations for his performance.

Lourd has known Bomer since she was 10, so getting the chance to work with him on Hulu’s new multi-cam comedy was an easy yes: “I am so inspired by him as an actor. I think he’s so talented and so hot ...

Mid-Century Modern, the delightfully gay sitcom starring Matt Bomer, Nathan Lane and Nathan Lee Graham, has been cancelled at Hulu after one season. Led by Fellow Travelers star Matt Bomer as a former ...

From left: Matt Bomer,, Nathan Lane and Nathan Lee Graham in 'Mid-Century Modern' Chris Haston /Hulu/ Courtesy Everett Collection There will be no second season of Hulu‘s multi-camera comedy series ...

Hulu has shared a clip from Season 1 of Mid-Century Modern, the new sitcom starring Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, and Nathan Lee Graham. In the clip, the housemates' usual routine of sorting pills quickly ...

Hulu’s new comedy Mid-Century Modern—from Will & Grace creators Max Mutchnick & David Kohan—takes the classic multi-cam sitcom format and makes it feel fresh again, simply by letting the characters ...

People often describe the experience of working alongside a group of close-knit collaborators on a film or television show as being like a family. There's no better way to say it for Billie Lourd ...