The Groovy List is a weekly roundup of groovy gay pop culture:

1) Groovy Gal: Wesla Whitfield
The jazz and cabaret singer, who died Friday at age 70, was known for her fresh interpretations of the Great American Songbook. She recorded 22 albums and performed at Carnegie Hall, the White House (at a luncheon for First Lady Hillary Clinton) and San Francisco’s Plush Room, where she had a 25-year run. She is survived by her husband and musical partner, pianist Mike Greensill, whom she married in 1986.

Below you can watch Whitfield on the San Francisco talk show, The Afternoon Show, in 1985, in a 1994 PBS concert filmed in Brownsville, Nebraska, and in a December 1994 appearance on CBS Sunday Morning.





2) Groovy Guys: Sean Hayes and Ryan Pinkston
Watch a scene from the most recent episode of Will & Grace featuring Hayes and guest star Pinkston (as Jack's new love interest Drew).



3) Groovy Guy: Paul Rudd
The actor, whose new Netflix film, Mute, will be released on February 23, is a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where he and Fallon do a shot-for-shot remake of the 1990 video for British pop duo Go West's "King of Wishful Thinking" from the Pretty Woman soundtrack.






4) Groovy Guy: Nathan Lane
The actor, who is currently starring in the Broadway revival of Angels in America, is a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.




5) Groovy Gal: Bernadette Peter
The actress, who is currently starring in the Broadway revival of Hello, Dolly!, is a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.



6) Groovy Gal: Miss Coco Peru
In her latest video, Coco goes to a thrift store.



7) Groovy Gal: Holly Hunter
The actress, whose new HBO series, Here and Now. premieres on February 11, is a guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers.