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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.
Charles Rogers discusses the much-anticipated return of the HBO Max (formerly TBS) mystery series.
Film, literature, and fiction has several notable supernatural LGBT characters who lived and loved openly.
Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events has broken the mold in family entertainment by introducing queer characters.
Those boycotting Beauty and the Beast because LeFou is gay will have to burn the entire Disney library.
The actress appeared on the drag reality competition following her own schooling in transgender casting.
This '80s sitcom spoke up about the disease when hardly anyone else would.
LGBT movie villains have evolved over time -- for better and for worse.
The California congressman, who lives rent-free in Marjorie Taylor Greene’s head, opens up about his experience as a rising star who’s at the same time witnessing and standing in the way of Republicans’ worst inclinations.
“I’m excited to represent our Caucus and reclaim and maintain the majority,” Garcia wrote in a letter to colleagues.
Of all the dastardly stunts Agatha Harkness has pulled across time, the reveal from the latest episode proves she was evil "just because she can" be.
Everyone knows that H.R. Pufnstuf -- well, actually, any of the psychedelically strange kids shows produced in the '70s by Sid and Marty Krofft --was even more fun if you watched as an adult (with or without other indulgences). A look back at a few new DVDs released from Warner Archives shows that's true for a great deal of tot TV. These five series prove that sometimes the best time to watch shows aimed at kids is when you're all grown up.
The GOP has never been the party of bunnies and rainbows, but with Roy Moore, it's now fully embraced the Dark Side.
Bowen Yang knocks it out of the park once again.
The Advocate and DC Entertainment team up for a look back at the history of LGBT characters in the pages of DC Comics.
