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New Year, same queer joy!
January 22 2025 12:38 PM
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New Year, same queer joy!
An overview of the news, parties, and events, The Advocate and its sibling publications covered this year. Check them out!
Looking at the groups that threaten drag queens, transgender people and the broader LGBTQ+ community.
Winona Ryder, Catherine O'Hara, and Jenna Ortega's gothic styling on the movie's press trip has us haunted.
Family Equality, the nation's leading advocacy group for LGBTQ+ families, celebrated with family-friendly activities in Provincetown.
The enduring impact of the artist's revolutionary work continues to inspire art, culture, fashion, and more.
The Sin City Classic Sports festival sees thousands of queer people come together to compete and play in more than 20 sports and participate in about 500 different teams.
The annual Miami Beach festival is ready to welcome everyone in the LGBTQ+ community.
The gay hookup app has some sexy data on its users. Check it out.
Who says you need to stuff just a stocking this holiday season?
Check out these photos from the beloved San Francisco annual event.
Check out these adorable images of older queer folks celebrating.
"This president is demonizing a marginalized community in order to control the arts in America. It’s shameful, immoral, and weak," one performer told The Advocate before the march.
The annual National LGBTQ Task Force's conference in Las Vegas was a transformative week of activism, education, and connection
The Imperial Sun Court of all Florida, honoring the legendary charitable organization, opens January 16 at the Stonewall Museum, Archives & Library in Fort Lauderdale.
During oral arguments that began December 4, 2024, in U.S. v. Skrmetti, hundreds gathered both to provide support for trans youth while others were there in support of banning gender-affirming care.
From national champions to local drag stars, this pageant is a testament to the power of unity and acceptance.
"The show is among many things a call for Jewish people to create home, security, and safety with other marginalized people around us grounded in the places we live: a vision for what we could be,” performer Zev said.
Chloë Sevigny, Javier Bardem, and Cheyenne Jackson all walked the red carpet.