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Crystal Dunn overcomes disappointment to be an important part of the U.S. women's soccer team Crystal Dunn's life changed with a phone call.

The Crystal Maze comeback experience is so popular the ticket site crashed Following a crowdfunding campaign that raised £900,000 in just four weeks, a pay-per-play Crystal Maze is to open in London

So we’re pretty sure Crystal Pepsi is coming back (yay?) If you were old enough to drink soda in the '90s (or if you've read any of the Interwebz plethora of snack-related '90s nostalgia posts), you probably remember Crystal Pepsi. You know, the confusing clear version of regular Pepsi that looked like Spr Read more ... ite but tasted like Pepsi. Crystal Pepsi was eithe…

‘The Crystal Maze' Is Coming Back... But Not Quite As You Know It Fans of '90s gameshow ‘The Crystal Maze’ will be delighted to hear it is making a return - but with a twist. It has been announced that a new “live immersive experience” ba

Billy Crystal Is Unrecognizable While Dressed in Drag for 'The Comedians' In a new Instagram post, Crystal's new FX series co-star Josh Gad shares the first look at Crystal dressed as a lady living in the Victorian era.

Billy Crystal’s Comments About Gay Sex on TV Aren’t Worth the Outrage The gay press is abuzz today over comments Billy Crystal made on Sunday at the Television Critics Association winter tour, parts of which have been interpreted as homophobic. When Crystal answered a question about his groundbreaking 1977 role as Soap Read more ... ’s Jodie Dallas, one of the first openly gay characters on network...

Billy Crystal says graphic gay sex on TV has gone 'too far' Crystal, who became one of network television's first gay characters on comedy show Soap in the 1970s, told a showbiz event audience in California that shows are 'pushing it a little too far'.

Billy Crystal On Gay TV Scenes: I Hope They Don't "Shove It In Our Face" Sixty-six-year-old comedian Billy Crystal said yesterday at the Television Critics Association press tour that gay scenes on TV today are "pushing it," The Wrap reports. Crystal elaborated, "Sometimes I think, 'Ah that's too much for me.'"