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Despite first rising to fame in 2002, the Grammy Award-winning musician and Dancing With the Stars contestant would wait until 2018 to come out as bisexual.
Brusso and Manelski's relationship involved a child from the start--their 6-year-old daughter, Camille. Manelski, her biological dad, shares custody with Camille's mother. "I always knew it would have to be somebody very special before I'd make the commitment to bring that person into her life," Manelski says.
Cole Hayes shares his three -- yes, three -- coming-out experiences.
In her first major gay press interview, the actress and frontwoman of folk band She & Him explains why, when it comes to lustful admiration, she prefers hers over his.
Ahead of performing at Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration, the out singer-songwriter spoke with The Advocate about the power of music.
The creator of EastSiders speaks out about the backlash to his show's depiction of a gay open relationship.
Dylan Mulvaney tells The Advocate that she's ready to be "mother" to her fans.
The event will be held in-person and online from April 28 to May 2.
The out musician's latest release, Your Life Is a Record, is nominated for Best Country Album.
Comedian Sampson McCormick recounts how a sex-positive guardian angel helped him get through a crisis of faith about sexual encounters with other men.
From his gay role in Burlesque to his fluctuating spot on the Kinsey scale, here's what you should know about the guy in NBC's About a Boy.
The latest issue of The Advocate celebrates trans joy and resilience.
The cowriter of the rock anthem 'All Right Now,' who came out to The Advocate in 2005, has passed away.
One mentor finds energy and hope in the LGBTQ youth of today.
Black Swan's Mila Kunis talks about drinking with Family Guy boss Seth MacFarlane, stripping with Justin Timberlake in Friends with Benefits, and sharing the role of lesbian supermodel Gia Carangi with Angelina Jolie.
Queer and straight kids bond in Camp, the all-singing, all-dancing gay feel-good movie of the summer
The Hollywood heartthrob is sick of caring about what people think, and now he's choosing to own his space.
Ronan Farrow, the soon-to-be MSNBC host, plays it close to the vest with his love life, but isn't afraid to publicly blast his famous father. Is this a conflict or simply a choice?
