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La ganadora del premio a la Miss SimpatÃa de la temporada 8 de RuPaul's Drag Race le cuenta a The Advocate sobre un nuevo documental en el que participa que sigue la vida de la leyenda del drag Barbette.
The RuPaul’s Drag Race season eight Miss Congeniality winner tells The Advocate about a new documentary she's part of that follows the life of drag legend Barbette.
Amazing Race contestants Pat Hendrickson and Kate Lewis tied the knot Wednesday in California, the Ventura County Star reported. The women, who have been together for 11 years, took a political stance on their marriage.
The attorney had filed the lawsuit against the organization after the group said it had rejected his application for a job due to its code of conduct, which "excludes homosexual activity."
Theater queens can relax. Tim Burton's adaptation of Sondheim masterpiece Sweeney Todd is everything you hoped it would be.
The gay Democratic contender responded to a taunt made by Donald Trump at a campaign event in Florida.
After some claimed Hillary Clinton's embrace of minority groups cost her the election, will midterm candidates back off their outreach to LGBTs and people of color?
While sexual fluidity may attract talented actors like Kinsey's Peter Sarsgaard, it seems to frighten away audiences--and Oscar voters. The actor and his openly gay directors speculate on why
There is no right way to be gay, writes Brian Andersen.
Timothy Greenfield-Sanders brings us The Out List, an eloquent and moving meditation on LGBT identity. His timing couldn't be better.
The top 10 entertainment and events highlights this week range from Looking's San Francisco treats to high school queen bees and their G.B.F.s
The Nashville production is now set to face protests by student activist groups.
The plea deal means Santos will avoid a high-profile trial that was expected to drag for weeks.
Former Florida Rep. Joe Harding will serve four months in federal prison.
Bucking tradition, Sunshine State Rep. Holly Raschein and other members of her party have come out in favor of protecting LGBT people from discrimination.
"I was just really hoping to give our students ... a moment to shine and feel loved, and know that there is a place for them in public schools," said Andrew LeValley, the teacher who came up with the idea.
The event last month was canceled after a call from the State Board of Education.
