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Other operations, "while associated with higher rates of post-operative regret, are not as restricted and policed like gender-affirming surgery," a new study found.
Out director Brandon Zuck's steamy new film is loosely based on events from his life.
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.
Europe's largest HIV/AIDS fund-raiser, Vienna's Life Ball, just announced the star-studded lineup of performers and speakers for its 20th anniversary event this month.
The May 19 extravaganza will feature performances by the Scissor Sisters, Gloria Estefan, and out actor Cheyenne Jackson. Bill Clinton and poet Maya Angelou will give speeches as well. A fashion show organized by Vogue Italia is also on the agenda.
A partner at New York Life shares his experiences working for the Fortune 500 company as well as advice for LGBT households seeking life insurance.
While the majority of LGBTQ+ youth expect to live to age 35, a new report from the Trevor Project reveals alarming similarities among those who don't.
It's time to stop confusing alcohol abuse with queer culture.
The amendment would allow a judge to change custody agreements to “protect” a child from gender-affirming health care.
On October 11 millions of openly gay Americans will reflect on the day they took those brave first steps out of the closet, providing support and encouragement to others who have yet to find their voice. On the third day of our coming-out series, speaker and lecturer Donna Rose, filmmaker and GroundSpark executive director Debra Chasnoff, and entertainment publicist Len Evans share their coming-out stories.
Rascal Flatts guitarist Joe Don Rooney has broken his silence in the public eye by addressing rumors claiming that he is transgender and transitioning.
Ex-publicist Robert Rave's new novel Spin is poised to do for the world of PR what The Devil Wears Prada did for fashion mags. So don't be surprised if Lizzie Grubman has a comment any minute now.
The Elijah's Ashes filmmaker recounts a disturbing event that sparked a calling to be an ally.
