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Could all of the simultaneous elation and anguish have been for nothing?

It appears Anne Hathaway may not be joining Alan Cumming on stage for a Broadway revival of Cabaret after all. 

More after the jump!

Les Mis needs no introduction, but we'll go ahead and give it one anyway. The 2012 cinematic stunner was one of the most anticipated films of the year, and it didn't disappoint, both on screen and during awards season.

Your Gay Card will be good throughout 2013 and not at risk of revocation if you've seen it. As your fairy godfathers, we're here to help you keep your Gay Card in good standing by giving away the Les Mis Blu-Ray/DVD combo pack (out Friday, 3/22 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment) in this week's Swag Suite!

Simply register (for free) with our website, then head to our Swag Suite area to complete your entry. Good luck!

TimeOut New York's annual feature crowning the hottest chorus boys on Broadway always leaves us singing from the top of the hills, and this year's production is no different. Follow the jump for a taste of which throbbing thespians made this year's ripped cut!

It's Liza with a "FREE" this time around, thanks to this week's Swag Suite featuring the 40th anniversary edition of Cabaret on Blu-Ray!

Want a seat at the world's most famous cabaret? Register (it's free!) with our website, then head to our Swag Suite area for a chance to win Cabaret on Blu-Ray. Good luck!

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Cabaret, its iconic cast, riled up on Boniva and Activia, reunited on The Today Show this morning. Check out the reunion of the cast of one of the most celebrated musicals of all time after the jump!

If you've ever fantasized about the day former Congressman Barney Frank would be singing and dancing live on stage, your dreams are about to come true! Frank is set to make his Broadway debut in a guest starring role in Fiorello! on Saturday. Details follow. 

The hills are alive with country pop today after NBC made the big announcement concerning the lead role of its live The Sound of Music remake. So, which American Idol alum won the coveted role?

Broadway's finally got a new fall show that we want to get behind! The Performers, a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of the Adult Video Awards, sees a ripped Cheyenne Jackson donning a loincloth (and at times less) as he plays the role our dreams have cast him in for years: porn star.

Former Instinct cover hottie and Priscilla star Nick Adams starred in Broadway's aptly named Monday night tribute to Barbra Streisand, "Hello Gorgeous! A Salute To The Streisand Songbook." 

Say "Hello, gorgeous" to Nick as you watch the mascara-d & muscled hottie belt Babs's "Lover, Come Bac To Me," in the video after the jump!

Rebel Wilson mixed a little Patti heels-kicking, a little Tommy (Cruise) couch surfing and a little Lady Gaga "Edge of Glory" into her Pitch Perfect audition, which she restaged for Jay Leno and Bryan Cranston on The Tonight Show. Check out how Rebel got the part after the jump!

The living dead have taken over Broadway (and we're not just talking about Ed Asner's appearance in Grace which premieres tonight) and it's absolutely adorable! 

Watch a Bea Arthur look-alike (is she one of the zombies?) and a zombie boy with musical theatre in his dead heart and human facial skin in between his teeth in "Broadway Zombie" after the jump!

Doesn't it seems like TV and basic cable producers of today pillage the entries gay men list in their "Interests" section on Facebook to come up with "fresh" ideas? Our gaydored and cherished classics are being reworked left and right (Steel Magnolias, the most recent offender) with no end in sight, turning each and every queen across the country into Chris Crocker, crying "Leave *insert gay cult classic here* alone!" on a YouTube video.

The latest from the gay zeitgeist to receive a modern day makeover, courtesy of NBC, will be The Sound of Music. But the twist on this classic comeback actually holds some promise.