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He was a former managing editor of Genre magazine and more recently had worked for BroadwayWorld. Among his accomplishments, he conducted a coming-out interview with Lily Tomlin.
A model for Genre magazine who claims a series of provocative photos intended for his personal use were reprinted without his permission is suing the magazine after he says he was subjected to unwanted advances and harassment from gay men.
The Advocate's first female editor-in-chief, Judy Wieder, chronicles her fascinating life -- which included time as a folk singer, disco songwriter, and hair band journalist -- in Random Events Tend to Cluster.
American author and journalist Gary Indiana is best known for his fictionalized accounts of American crimes, including Three Month Fever (about Andrew Cunanan's murder of fashion designer Gianni Versace) and Resentment (an exploration of Beverly Hills brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez, found guilty of killing their parents). The following is an excerpt from his latest work, Utopia's Debris: Selected Essays.
Gay bloggers have emerged as the most influential voice in a new wave of journalists who are redefining the way the information game is played.
The "Old Town Road" singer is the first out gay man to be recognized by the Country Music Awards.
An exhibition in San Francisco shows the work of the famous photographer Bob Mizer, who was known for his homoerotic art.
The nonbinary star of They/Them, Theo Germaine, is ready for the golden age of queer horror.
The rap artist recently spoke out in support of gay men in the public eye who come out of the closet and said he supported anyone who embraces their sexuality.
A music industry insider explains how hip-hop helped him grow from traumatized teen to proud gay man.
LPI Media Inc. announced on Tuesday that corporate editorial director Judy Wieder will be leaving the company on March 22. Long the guiding force for the company's prominent LGBT publications, Wieder joined The Advocate as its arts and entertainment editor in 1993.
The plot of the Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell-led romcom revolves around a queer wedding featuring Alexandra Shipp and Hadley Robinson. And we have a clip.
Former BUTT Magazine editor Adam Baran is raising funds on Kickstarter to tell the story of an abused gay teen's obsession with Lynch's masterpiece.
