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“I was just so fascinated with the way Bob [Dylan] carried himself and how," Timothée Chalamet tells The Advocate. "He was, in a sense, but very subtly, so subtle that the journalists couldn’t even really tell at times if he was being confrontational.”
The good and bad that Trump's Supreme Court pick represents.
The actor, who faces numerous accusations of sexual abuse, is taking further police heat.
The presidential candidate raised funds in just the first quarter of 2019, according to preliminary figures released by the candidate.
It's official: the lead actress of Emilia Pérez has made LGBTQ+ history at the 97th Academy Awards.
It's our duty to defend Chelsea Manning from online bigots, but our obligation to her ends there, writes Amanda Kerri.
Brian Falduto (aka the gay kid from School of Rock) on the never-ending journey of self-discovery.
LGBTQ+ coming-of-age films from But I'm a Cheerleader to Moonlight help us remember that coming into a queer identity is a journey.
The artist and photographer's work ranged from the erotic to the unsettling. He was a mentor of Mapplethorpe and a long-time contributor to Drummer magazine.
His death was revealed in a post to Facebook by his grieving mother.
The viral holding space moment with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande was just one of dozens of interviews in which queer journalist Tracy E. Gilchrist held space with actors, artists, and activists in 2024.
Before he was a successful fertility doctor, Guy Ringler was dipping his toe in some friendly gay waters.
She's gone gay on film twice, stumped for Obama, and held her own with Bill Maher. Now Kerry Washington tackles her toughest role to date: as a transsexual, heroin-addicted prostitute in Life Is Hot in Cracktown .
Fresh from her fierce on-screen turn as bisexual painter Frida Kahlo, Salma Hayek talks about kissing Ashley Judd, seducing Saffron Burrows, and sharing intimate secrets with Frida's real-life lesbian love
