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The documentary Forgetting the Many: The Royal Pardon of Alan Turing examines Turing and other gay men convicted under the U.K.’s 1885 anti-homosexuality law. It opens for a one-week run in NYC on Dec. 6.
A special edition Monopoly board commemorates Alan Turing, the gay mathematician and codebreaker considered "the father of computer science."
A genius who helped the Allies defeat the Nazis, Turing was castrated by British officials for being gay. Now he's finally being celebrated.
The gay codebreaker won the title after an American Idol-esque vote of finalists that included no women. Â
As with Brexit, Scotland goes in a different direction from its southern sister.
It comes too late for Oscar Wilde, but not for thousands convicted under now-repealed laws.
"It is only right that where offenses have been abolished, convictions for consensual activity between same-sex partners should be disregarded too."
The PS50 credits the man who helped win World War II.
The catharsis that comes from world leaders making amends for past abuses travels beyond borders.Â
The stars and producers of the show tease a potential coming-out story for the hit Netflix series.
The nominees for the 2013 GLAAD Media Awards were announced this morning, including nominations for The Advocate for Outstanding Magazine, Outstanding Multimedia Digital Journalism, and Outstanding Digital Journalism Article.
Nominees, announced this morning, include Transparent, The Normal Heart, Pride, and The Imitation Game.
Being an actor may be the only time playing LGBT pays off.
