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Tracing his path from opera singer to celebrated comic, the Chicago native reflects on fifteen years of connecting with audiences as a queer person, his marriage, and “not politics” in an interview with The Advocate.
The comedian’s rollicking return from the strike delved into Boebert's bawdy Beetlejuice bungle.
A fairytale proposal: The Bravo star and gospel singer share their love story.
The acclaimed director discusses why he decided to make this personal film now and what he hopes viewers learn from the story he tells.
Drucker is telling the complex stories of trans women in a way that humanizes them and underscores a community that is anything but monolithic.
It's a long-awaited project from the LGBTQ+ icon and advocate.
Los Angeles audiences have another chance to see the musical show about otherness, an adaptation of the beloved film.
On the same night that an out transgender woman made Grammy history, the reocrding academy rewarded the comedian's transphobic content.
He was a former managing editor of Genre magazine and more recently had worked for BroadwayWorld. Among his accomplishments, he conducted a coming-out interview with Lily Tomlin.
A fifth Matrix movie is in the works, but will not be directed by Lana or Lily Wachowski.
Will & Harper, an "intimate portrayal of friendship, transition, and America," has been scooped up after a much lauded Sundance premiere.
From new music to motherhood and a business empire, this queen isn't slowing down.
Turner Classic Movies host Dave Karger talks about vintage films' appeal to the LGBTQ+ community and presents an evening of Pride programming.
Joker: Folie à Deux pairs Lady Gaga with Joaquin Phoenix, who won an Oscar for his Joker portrayal.
The Grammy-winning musician announced dates for her World Tour across the U.K., Europe, and North America.
SNL featured Bowen Yang as George Santos as Kitara Ravache and it was hilarious.
Give Guillén an Emmy already.
Ahead of Love, Jamie's premiere on PBS's American Masters, The Advocate has an exclusive first look at the full documentary short that tells the story of friendship between trans artist Diaz, just released on parole, and Gabriel Joffe, a younger nonbinary person inspired by Diaz's art.
The pop superstar is happily pushing the gay agenda by hosting the spicy dating show I Kissed a Girl.
GLAAD has called the Gospel musician's apology "a first step toward full accountability."
