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The Oscar-winning acting legend spoke to sister publication Out about putting Macrinus' dress and rings on to play a villainous role we can't keep our eyes off of.
The entertainment industry moves east to D.C. for Barack Obama's inauguration. Advocate.com catches stars including Oprah, Denzel Washington, and Beyonce.
Director George C. Wolfe talks about the new production of the O'Neill classic, starring Denzel Washington, and why the play remains relevant.
Davis won a Tony and an Oscar for her role in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom playwright August Wilson's Fences.
Davis won a Tony and an Oscar for her role in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom playwright August Wilson's Fences.
Despite a pair of nasty sexual harassment suits that should have brought Casey Affleck down, he picked up an Oscar -- but Brie Larson stood in silent protest.
Prime-time soap hunks and nascent superstars delivered the beefcake, while Stallone and Schwarzenegger changed the ideal male body to impossible standards that gay men still struggle to achieve.
The beloved star of Laverne & Shirley and director of massive hits of the '80s and '90s died in her Hollywood home on Monday.
However, many on the list are renowned for gay roles.
New York magazine catches Neil Patrick Harris in his Calvins backstage at Broadway's Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
The Get Down actor's same-sex smooch shows how far the needle has moved since Will Smith starred in the 1993 film Six Degrees of Separation.
Megan Rapinoe offered support for detained basketball star Brittney Griner while receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House.
The star of The L Word: Generation Q was honored with GLSEN's Champion award for her activism and support of LGBTQ+ youth.
Fans of the Call Me by Your Name star are upset by his dimming Oscar prospects.
Robert James-Collier, who played the scheming underbutler Thomas Barrow, claimed his character's homosexuality closed doors to mainstream success in Hollywood.
