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The Advocates 2024: Ally and activist Willie Nelson

The country legend has always stood up for what he believes in, and his recent queer-themed cowboy duet with Orville Peck proves it.

Linda Harvey Claims LGBT News Sites Make Kids Gay

The conservative radio show host warns that children "will experience sexual feelings and mistake these for the pervasive fiction of some inborn gay identity" simply from visiting websites covering LGBT news and issues.

How Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter advances equality

The hit album is much more than simply a genre detour for the superstar.

Editor's Letter: Basta, Barilla

The prejudice shown by Barilla's chairman isn't just intolerant, it's really bad business.

Letters to President-elect Obama: Jim Buzinski

Open letters from 26 gay men and lesbians.

Ben-Hur's Gay Subtext Is Needed Now More Than Ever

Gore Vidal -- and GLAAD -- would not be pleased by reports that the remake of the 1959 classic has been de-gayed.

NewFest's 2020 Lineup Includes 'Summer of 85' and Kate Winslet

New York's LGBTQ+ festival announced a virtual lineup with a few drive-in experiences.

Full list of performers at Trump's 2025 inauguration

These musicians are standing proudly with President Donald Trump.

Bombing the runway

We're on the verge of World War III and all we gays can talk about is Project Runway? Wake up, people! The war in the Middle East is the same war we're fighting here at home, battling antiquated religious beliefs that are used to justify hatred and murder.

Just say no to Uncle Sam

No, it is not progress when the military turns a blind eye in order to send openly gay soldiers to die in Iraq. Quite the opposite. In fact, maybe all gays and lesbians should boycott serving our country until our country serves us

Beauty and the Beast's Box Office Is a Rosy Victory for Gay Visibility

Despite the ballyhoo over LeFou's "gay moment," the Disney film had a record-breaking opening weekend.

Why I tried to join the National Guard

On May 30 three Soulforce activists were rejected by the Minnesota National Guard because of the U.S. military's antigay "don't ask, don't tell" policy. This would-be recruit--an organizer of this spring's Equality Ride--is dead serious about signing up, and she'll be back at the recruiting office later this summer with reinforcements.

Sidney Poitier Paved a Path for LGBTQ+ Acceptance on Film

An activist, diplomat and groundbreaker, Poitier portrayed Black characters that weren't stereotypical.

The Soul of Seal

Armed with a new album of soul classics and his trademark blunt outlook on the state of the world, Seal sat down with Advocate.com to discuss the rumors that he and wife Heidi Klum would have left the country had John McCain been elected, the gay rights movement, and what makes Seal's sound so damn sexy.

What's Gay About the 2016 Grammy Nominations?

The 2016 Grammy Award nomininations were released Monday. Are LGBT artists well represented?

These Out Celebs in India Are Trying to Decriminalize Homosexuality

Five of India’s most famous out citizens put their careers at risk in trying to decriminalize homosexuality in an appeal to the nation's Supreme Court.

How Grammy-Nominated Brandy Clark Became Nashville's Finest Songwriter

The out musician's latest release, Your Life Is a Record, is nominated for Best Country Album.

Music stars on gay marriage

Forty-two artists speak out for their gay fans and against President Bush's push to write discrimination into the U.S. Constitution

A terrible loss

The tragic death of Denice Denton (pictured), the openly lesbian chancellor of University of California, Santa Cruz, has highlighted the fact that minorities, especially members of the LGBT community, are underrepresented at the highest levels of leadership at colleges and universities around the nation.