Adam Lambert to Curate Star-Studded Stonewall Day Events
Last year's virtual fundraiser featured President Joe Biden, Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato, Luke Evans, Ryan Jamaal Swain, and more.
January 26 2021 8:34 AM
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Last year's virtual fundraiser featured President Joe Biden, Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato, Luke Evans, Ryan Jamaal Swain, and more.
Lambert talks to The Advocate about his passion project Velvet, how the industry has changed since he came out, and how Freddie Mercury refused to "assimilate."
This isn't the punk singer's first rodeo; here are some of his best Halloween costumes.
"I kind of felt like in 2016, to be cis and playing the role of a trans character, it felt inappropriate to me," the singer says. The role went to OITNB actress Laverne Cox.
Nearly 20,000 people have signed a petition in protest of the gay singer's 'lewd acts' and 'LGBT rights' activism.
The trailblazing singer and Queen frontman is allowing his creativity to shine like never before.
Lambert and Queen dedicate a retitled "You Are the Champions" to healthcare workers around the world while also raising money.
Adam Lambert's ability to be openly queer while performing songs like "Killer Queen" is also a beautiful tribute to Freddie Mercury's memory.
Lambert moved Cher to tears with "Believe," and then he and Lauper slayed with "I Got You Babe."
The pop singer says he will not be swayed by 20,000 signatures on a petition to stop him from taking the stage in Singapore on New Year's Eve.
The out glam rocker brought the thrills for his Hilton@PLAY event in Beverly Hills.
In our Pride cover story, the rock god and queer icon discusses music, makeup, LGBTQ+ history, and his move into the nonprofit arena.
The event, in partnership with Pride Live's Stonewall Day, raises funds for LGBTQ+ charities.
On the anniversary of performing the Cher hit for her at the Kennedy Center Honors, Lambert has released a studio recording of his rendition.
If you blinked, you missed it, but Lambert's cameo came at a pivotal moment in the movie.
Lambert was the perfect addition to Etheridge's lesbian anthem.
"I actually offered myself as Dr. [Everett] Scott, because I was already in a wheelchair," said the actor, who is recovering from a stroke.