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Geary, a record eight-time Daytime Emmy winner for his work on General Hospital, was cast as the straight “Roger the Fairy” in an early episode of All in the Family that broke gay stereotypes.
Lear featured some of the first gay characters on TV and founded the liberal advocacy organization People for the American Way.
The producing partner behind the One Day at a Time reboot is on a mission to reshape TV comedy for a new, diverse generation.
The Schitt's Creek star will co-write, produce, and star in a reboot of the classic that featured one of TV's first gay couples and kisses.
Producers Gloria Calderon Kellett and Mike Royce announced that there would be no Hail Mary for the series that was saved from cancellation once before.
The trailblazer faced many battles against stereotypes and sexism on her path to becoming an icon.
At a screening of Queering the Script, the actress who plays a Latinx lesbian character on the beloved series shared what it was like to watch fans save ODAAT.
During the last four years the president has done no wrong and everything right, and through herculean efforts, has rescued our democracy, John Casey argues.
We’ve spent 60 years listening to other people. Maybe this is the decade where we listen more to ourselves?
The actress, who played a feminist character in One Day at a Time, was one in real life, and also an LGBT rights supporter.
Event producer Jeff Consoletti shares Pride predictions and lessons about gathering together following a pandemic year.
Lewis provided funding for GetEQUAL and was on the board of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, among many other activist and philanthropic endeavors.
Open letters from 26 gay men and lesbians.
When networks give us stories about LGBTQ people, people of color, women, and other marginalized people, it's imperative that we watch.
And hosts a "former president" at her Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner
Elena Alvarez, the teenager on Netflix's One Day at a Time, is one of the most refreshing queer characters on television.
The out gay star of Empire speaks on his show about race, Confederate monuments, and the whitewashing of U.S. history.
The Emmy nominations are rolling out and LGBTQ-themed shows landed nominations in nearly every major category.
