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Ariana DeBose's character in Love Hurts, the new action, comedy, love story set around Valentine's Day lives by the ethos, "Living ain't hiding." She and star Ke Huy Quan chat with The Advocate about living as one's true self.
This World AIDS Day, the entertainment industry can commit to fighting stigma by creating realistic representations of people living with HIV.
The actor "just wanted one positive thing to come out of" the role, he revealed in his memoir, Sonny Boy.
Bailey is getting ready to face off against dinosaurs in this upcoming blockbuster.
The iconic actress is thanking the LGBTQ+ community for playing a huge part of her success.
Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong play Donald Trump and gay attorney Roy Cohn.
Gay director Goran Stolevski's moving dramedy Housekeeping for Beginners depicts a breadth of love among queer chosen family. We have an exclusive clip.
The former Take That singer and subject of the biopic Better Man, Robbie Williams, credits his gay fanbase for making him feel welcomed and safe.
The actor opened up about what he was – or wasn't – rocking in that final dance scene.
Lee Pace joins Glen Powell, Katy O'Brian, and Josh Brolin in this adaptation of the 1985 Stephen King novel.
Was it the ice-cold swimming pool scene, Joaquin? The star stunned Hollywood when he unexpectedly dropped out of an erotic queer drama he had pitched to director Todd Haynes.
The 1993 film follows a gay Taiwanese immigrant man who marries a Chinese woman to conceal his sexuality and partner from his family, as well as to get her a green card.
Mary & George, Chucky; We’re Here, Challengers, and more make for thrilling, queer viewing this month.
Karger's new book, 50 Oscar Nights, chronicles the winning nights for Meryl Streep, Elton John, Melissa Etheridge, and more.
Babygirl stars Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson and writer-director Halina Reijn (who directed the queer Bodies Bodies Bodies) speak with The Advocate about intergenerational sex and power.
Groff is starring opposite Karan Soni in the film, which hits theaters in April 2025.
Stop refreshing the news, you obsessive freaks. Put your time to better use and try one of these other things.
From Glen or Glenda to Hedwig and the Angry Inch, these are the iconic, seminal films every young LGBTQ+ person needs to see!
According to a Disney insider, there were "continuous notes to make Riley... come across as 'less gay.'"
The notoriously thin-skinned former president’s campaign said that Trump would sue.
Director Stephan Elliott said the long-anticipated sequel is "going to give RuPaul a run for her money."
