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"I can't see anything. I can't read anything. I can't watch anything," Sir Elton John revealed in a new interview about his Disney+ documentary Elton John: Never Too Late.
The gay composer and lyricist of greats like Into the Woods and Company died suddenly on Friday, a day after reportedly spending Thanksgiving with friends.
Dobkin was a contemporary of Bob Dylan and was as active in social justice as he was.
Two years after she took the Grammys by storm, winning three awards, Carlile took home another and also honored singer-songwriter John Prine.
"If I have to kiss my career goodbye because no one loves me or cares for me anymore because of [my sexuality], then so be it because I have to live my life."
The music legend was not only a role model, but an ally.
Music legend and beloved songwriter Prine died earlier this week.
A pre-Broadway celebration of the musical theatre legend opens at San Francisco's A.C.T.
Jordan collaborates with music legends on his first album, Company's Comin'.
The country music legend says she has a dance track called 'Just a Wee Bit Gay.'
A new musical collection from DC's Legends of Tomorrow gives queer super-fans something to sing about.
The country music legend and strong LGBT ally revealed she is the one members of her family turn to when they want to come out.
The music legend won an Emmy for his Disney+concert special Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium.
The musical theater legend looks back at a storied career, from originating the lead roles in Evita, Cats, Chess, to her latest showstopper in the acclaimed revival of Follies.
Pop music legend Diana Ross has a new album and tour to promote. Idol's 12 remaining indentured servants are here to help.
The groundbreaking artist has led the way for bisexual and bipolar visibility. Now, The Advocate's latest cover star channels music legends who inspire her.
After repeatedly using a transphobic slur to refer to Laverne Cox's appearance in a new John Legend music video on Twitter, a Chicago DJ has apologized -- after claiming that he was being 'bullied' by those who found the word offensive.
In an exclusive statement to The Advocate, music legend Stevie Wonder apologizes for a previous comment that implied Frank Ocean might be confused about his sexual orientation, saying, "love is love, between... a woman and a woman and a man and a man.."
KISS’s Paul Stanley and Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider both made very transphobic remarks on Twitter over the weekend.
