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OCTOBER 9, 2024
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The Last Station's Helen Mirren reigns on a parade of sunny subjects from gay servers to Kyra Sedgwick's mouth.
Tanya Asapansa-Johnson Walker talks about the immense barriers she's faced in the health care system.
Grab a martini, darling. Let’s talk about it.
Actress Delia Rawdon (who appeared on the LGBTQ episode of Drunk History) and her wife transformed their wedding rings without losing precious memories
Once averse to the boob tube, author T cooper is now in love with TV -- specifically with the hair-extended, acrylic-nailed sort, a la Rock of Love .
Do lesbians have to conform to stereotypes fitting gay males--fat-free bodies, designer clothes, aggressive sexuality--to win media visibility? Why are the women of The L Word and Queer Eye so Birkenstock-free?
Sheldon "Timothy" Herrington Jr. is still charged with capital murder and remains out on his $250,000 bond.
Gaetz's long history of sex crime allegations and misusing taxpayer funds put him right in line with Trump.
Famously fired Danity Kane singer Aubrey O'Day attempts a solo comeback in her new reality series, All About Aubrey, and dishes all about her gay husbands and her issues with Perez Hilton and Josh Strickland.
Your Lovable Trans Auntie shares her evolution from hidden fears to unapologetic pride ahead of Trans Day of Visibility.
Thanks to Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, rapt audiences are learning that there's a lot more to Joan Rivers than E! red carpet critiques, QVC jewelry, and plastic surgery punch lines.
Winning front-row tickets to "The Showgirl Must Go On," Bette Midler's one-woman extravaganza at Caesars Palace, was just the beginning of a most thrilling evening for one Advocate correspondent.
Gant's HIV-positive Ben Bruckner (pictured, standing, third from right) may be the show's most enduring character.
The former lounge singer tells The Advocate how she survived sex work and a suicide attempt, found spirituality, and made peace with her mom. She's one of this issue's Vanguard.
Saturday Night Live's Jason Sudeikis brags about bumping mustaches with Jon Hamm and tasting Zac Efron's foot.
Lauralee Bell on Thom Bierdz, Chris Engen makes a statement, Forbes March heads back to daytime, and Eden Riegel gets bitchy.