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Through her role in the 1985 film and in a public service ad, Rowlands showed a compassionate face to something that was so dreaded and feared at the time, writes John Casey.
Executives were terrified to make the film. In spite of fears and interference, a memorable film was made with a talented cast.
These movies are necessary viewing, regardless of your sexual orientation, identity, and status.
For World AIDS Day, don't miss this excerpt from Christopher Zyda's heart-wrenching memoir, The Storm: One Voice from the AIDS Generation.
It's been decades, but how far has culture actually gone since the days of AZT?
Tom Bradley's Lemur may not score points with LGBT activists, but it's entertaining nonetheless.
Queer as Folk's feisty Gale Harold takes aim against homophobia, fame, and critics of his character, Brian
An exclusive, uncut, and uncensored look behind the scenes on location with Showtime's big, bad, gay bombshell
Julia Sugarbaker, Pedro Zamora, and others have given us some of the best HIV storylines in TV history.
The AIDS-themed film, released in a new edition for its 25th anniversary, chroncles a part of queer history that's still developing, says screenwriter Ron Nyswaner.
The Floridian, who could be the first member of Gen Z in Congress, says he's more than an ally.
What is the most essential movie ever for LGBT viewers? There can be only one. We've made our pick, and now you can vote on Facebook and Twitter in a "Clash of the Classics!"
For the second episode of her new talk show, gay rights activist Elizabeth Birch welcomed a guest she knew much of her audience would have preferred shouting at instead of listening to: Pat Buchanan.
How do you stay close, stay hot, and keep bed death away from your door? Try this secret weapon: Tell the truth.
In his new novel, Goodbye Heiko, Goodbye Berlin, Stonewall veteran Owen Levy explores a bittersweet gay romance amid the chaos of post-World War II Germany.
