People to Watch in 2015
Actors, writers, activists, comedians and more make of the list of people to watch in the new year.
January 2, 2015
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Democrat Jaime Harrison ran a strong campaign against Graham, who used to be a Trump critic but is now a lap dog, but in the end Graham pulled off a victory.
The announcement came on what would have been Matthew Shepard's 47th birthday. He was killed in 1998, having been attacked and tied to a fence to be left for dead.
In the January 16 issue of The Advocate, the plaintiff couples who brought marriage cases with the help of the gay rights group Lambda Legal were honored as part of our roundup of "People of the Year." But there were many more plaintiff couples who deserve that honor for contributing their time and energy to marriage cases decided last year.
A Catholic media site said it used commercially available information to analyze the data from the bishop's cell phone.
The history-making production is being canceled because the hosting theater was not working with enough female playwrights.
Out Trump ally Richard Grenell is making a disingenuous argument in the wake of Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation.
Twitter comedians (and Hillary Clinton!!) add insult to injury for the Denver Broncos.
Part four of the "Day in Gay America" photo series heads to work with gay Americans, including Christopher Allen, Jennifer Higgins, and Anastasia Genouzos as they prepare for Vote for Equality's Harvey Milk Day canvass in Los Angeles.
King likens trans military members to castrated slaves, while Gohmert says they're a recruiting tool for terrorists.
LGBTQ+ and queer-led productions, including The Inheritance, received much love this year.
The singer recorded the classic Wham! cover for her latest album, Emotion.
130 members of Congress filed a joint amicus brief supportive of a lesbian couple challenging DOMA in court.
A viral clip of the Canadian prime minister appearing to correct a woman's use of "mankind" is fake news.
After nearly a decade of guest stints -- from Law & Order to Eli Stone -- Chris Diamantopoulos has landed the plum role of Debra Messing's best and gay friend, Rodney, in the new USA series The Starter Wife. For those of you expecting another Will-Grace pairing, you might be surprised to see what this hunk has up his sleeve.
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