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Marvel said it would celebrate Pride this year "by looking beyond those of us in the LGBTQIA+ community and focusing on those who support them: the allies.”
The show’s cast, in a fun-filled discussion, gets serious about small-town representation.
A decade after its premiere, here are what the queer actors and characters of Orange have been up to.
Gay indie comic creator Brian Andersen addresses the power and importance of LGBT representation in comic books.
The Advocate checked in with Matt Bomer, Cheyenne Jackson, and Denis O'Hare about LGBT representation on American Horror Story: Hotel (and their favorite Lady Gaga songs).
Things are going to get gayer in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.
The Rent alumna and LGBTQ+ icon chats with The Advocate about playing a queer character opposite Stephanie Beatriz.
In the indie Milkwater, the out Younger star plays a flailing straight character held up by her queer chosen family.
The Emmy-nominated show explores a gay Middle Eastern man who is bigoted, violent, and completely human.
Nicholas Fascitelli is proud his wholesome sitcom -- anchored by conservative star Candace Cameron Bure -- finally showcases sexual diversity.
Find out about another great LGBT film offering, courtesy of one of its stars.
At Clexacon 2018, a queer women's Comic Con at the Tropicana Las Vegas, we asked queer women who their fictional role models are.
Liu espouses on their character’s superpower as an assistant to Rachel Weisz’s brilliant twin obstetricians and what makes the show so deeply gay.
Charlie's Angels stars Stewart, Naomi Scott, and Ella Balinska chat with The Advocate about the movie's queer and feminist flourishes.
"My journey with the character helped me come out."
The Advocate asked Fahy, who plays Sutton on the show, about women and career, female friendship, and being adored by queer women.
The actress spoke with The Advocate about playing opposite Katherine Moennig and the evolution of queer characters.
Only those 18 and older will be able to see the film.
But it's probably not a Finn-Poe hookup.
