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Michael Huffington: The long-awaited Advocate interview

In his first Advocate interview, the ex-congressman--and Arianna's ex-husband--talks about his activism on behalf of bisexual visibility.

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Keeping LGBT youth alive

The Trevor Project runs the only national 365-days-a-year hotline for LGBT youth--or any adolescent--who's considering suicide. Logging 1,000 calls a month at 866-4-U-TREVOR, the help line is a vital resource at the holidays and all year long.

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Brokeback Mountain Not a gay movie

Though dubbed the "gay cowboy" movie, Brokeback Mountain is, at its core, simply a love story, one that could well appeal to straight women--but how about their hetero dates?

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Bid now: Gay student for sale

Actually, 21-year-old Scott Simpson is not selling himself--he's selling the right to pay for his education. Price: $80,000. The eBay auction ends November 10.

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Meet the new mayor

Mike Gin, the newly elected mayor of Redondo Beach, Calif., is openly gay and overcame a nasty antigay mailing campaign to win. He talked to Advocate.com about running a clean race and what voters really care about

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Bloomberg goes both ways

Speaking at an HRC dinner, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg earned cheers and jeers for saying he personally supports same-sex marriage on the same day he said he'd appeal a pro-gay marriage court decision

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Cumming on strong

Out actor Alan Cumming, who will be seen in Showtime's Reefer Madness in 2005 as his new cologne hits stores, shows his political side at a benefit for New York City's The New Festival