Vatican gay sex hits rock bottom, and the Internet responds
Is this why young people are leaving the church?
October 25, 2024
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Is this why young people are leaving the church?
Hundreds of
right-wing demonstrators made stiff-armed fascist salutes
and shouted insults against gays, Muslims, and
immigrants at a Sunday rally marking the 30th
anniversary of the death of former Spanish dictator Gen.
Francisco Franco.
The comedian referenced antigay tweets by Kevin Hart in eviscerating the gay Empire actor over reports that his attack was a hoax.
To mark our 35th anniversary, The Advocate remembers the events that have defined our history and culture for the past 35 years.
The gay comedian heralded the return of the "Sucker" singers to a mixed crowd of New Yorkers.
Legendary rock musician Bob Mould and dance music veteran Richard Morel created an innovative new nightlife with their Blowoff parties in Washington, D.C., and then New York. Now they're taking the action on the road
In Mark Fleishman's upcoming memoir, Inside Studio 54,the nightclub's former owner gives a behind-the-scenes tour of the infamous New York party palace. Check out a few exclusive passages below.
The new series from Amazon Studios fills a gap The Real L Word left nearly 10 years ago.
Cheered on by Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, the group demanded an end to the president's divisive executive orders.
The Fox News crowd needs to realize trans equality is actually part of its agenda.
And Trump's people claim the media is exaggerating the attendance, while downplaying how many came to the inauguration.
Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton clashed in the homestretch to the critical New Hampshire primary, deriding each other's claims to be the true candidate of change. Clinton told Democratic voters they should elect ''a doer, not a talker.'' Obama countered that his critics are stuck in the politics of the past. On the Republican side, an emboldened John McCain declared ''I will win,'' and rival Mitt Romney scrambled to prevent a second big race to slip away in the frenzied final hours before Tuesday's first-in-the nation New Hampshire presidential primary.