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Eva Longoria, the star and executive producer of Apple TV+'s Land of Women, and newcomer Victoria Bazúa chat with The Advocate about the importance of authentic trans storytelling.
In a new book and documentary, the TV icon expounds on the elusive search for a partner and the freedom found in loving yourself.
Misogynist and homophobe "Coach Dave" Daubenmire made his conclusion after a trip to Walmart.
The Tony winner for The Band's Visit first landed on the collective radar of queer women playing a lesbian in Indecent.
Ponce beat out 22 women to land the title of Miss Spain and to become the first trans competitor in the pageant formerly owned by Donald Trump.
“I think it's more of a reminder that we are all in this together, not just in this country, but this world. And it's really easy to feel very myopic about your life because we all have struggles. It doesn't matter where you are and who you are," Channing Tatum said.
The actresses reminisce about how it was easy to "objectify" one another and how the ratings board forced the Wachowskis to deromanticize the film's big sex scene.
Gearhart was the first out lesbian to have a tenure-track position at San Francisco State University and a campaigner against California's antigay Briggs Initiative.
Conan played with casting a lesbian as Batgirl, and it sounds like a good idea!
Molly Shannon teams with Mike White in his directorial debut for some pleasant surprises.
A review of Mike White's quirky new comedy, premiering at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival
This simple guide will help new WNBA fans stay in the know!
At an HRC gala in Las Vegas, the gay presidential candidate said "we're told we need to choose between supporting an autoworker and supporting a trans woman of color."
The teacher allegedly didn't want to read about marriage equality for an assignment that encouraged students to "take a stand."
Black Lives Matter issued its first statement since the election of Donald Trump.
The out actress delivered a rousing call to activism at United Voices, a pre-Oscars rally in support of civil rights.
Amy Ray and Emily Saliers discuss their musical history and the very lesbian and queer roots of what's been called "women's music."
