New ‘Rainbow Revolutionaries’ tour reveals Boston’s LGBTQ+ history
The special Pride Month tour visits historic sites and promises to reveal the secrets of famed artists, actors, and one Revolutionary War hero.
May 27, 2024
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The special Pride Month tour visits historic sites and promises to reveal the secrets of famed artists, actors, and one Revolutionary War hero.
PepsiCo announced Wednesday morning a multiyear distribution deal with Rockstar, the energy drink co-created by antigay radio host Michael Savage and his son Russell.
Frank and Joe Capley-Alfano recall the personal and painful pilgrimage they made in the name of LGBT rights.Â
Ann Bausum's VIRAL is the first ever history of the AIDS pandemic written specifically for teen readers. Read an exclusive excerpt below.
Our entertainment and events highlights this week include the history of drinking in America, New York Comic Con, and the return of The Walking Dead.
From Queer and The Madness to the long-awaited return of The Sex Lives of College Girls, here’s what we are watching all month long!
The first out transgender federal official continues to firmly stand her ground despite relentless far-right attacks.
An activist, diplomat and groundbreaker, Poitier portrayed Black characters that weren't stereotypical.
More than a decade before Katy Perry "Kissed a Girl," Jill Sobule made waves with her song of the same name. Now she's back with a new studio album paid for by her fans.
Dolly Parton is all about love, but by singing with the hateful Kid Rock, she’s shown us how much love she has for us.
Jennifer Williams, the first out trans delegate at the Republican National Convention, sees a silver lining in the president's ban on transgender military service.
Michelle Pfeiffer gets her cougar on with Rupert Friend (pictured), the return of Regina Spektor and Felicity Huffman's trip down the rabbit hole round out what's hot in entertainment for the week.
Following the California supreme court's ruling on same-sex marriage, Teresa Morrison reflects on another decision 60 years ago by that same court, which defied popular prejudice to further marriage equality and turned the tide of the nation's status quo.
Tom of Finland is unarguably the most well-known gay erotic artist of the 20th century, but paving the way for his all-balls-out art was a group of American artists who created a more subtle, coded visual style.
The Advocate's man on the New York theater scene sought warmth onstage throughout a snowy January with drag divas, lesbian campers, and tragic Tennessee Williams heroines.