Historic Alabama gay bar loses license after double-homicide
Birmingham police say they have been called to The Quest Club over a hundred times in the past year.
September 12, 2024
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Birmingham police say they have been called to The Quest Club over a hundred times in the past year.
The judge lifted his injunction on suspending the business license for The Quest Club, which police said they visited over 100 times in the past year.
The Supreme Court denied the school's request to stop a lower court order for it to recognize an LGBTQ+ group, so Yeshiva has temporarily halted all undergrad club activities.
Eleven's delayed adolescence reminds this writer of her own homophobia-stunted youth.
The Los Angeles cast of Wicked took to a cabaret stage Monday night to combat inequality and raise money for gay rights. Wicked casts in New York, Louisville, and Chicago did so as well.
The Advocate's man on the New York theater scene relights Rent's candle, turns Shakespeare gay, watches reruns with Judy Gold, revisits the studs of Mamma Mia!, unearths a Glass Menagerie with a happy ending, and more.
This year's Fringe Festival in New York delivered the goods, from dying divas to unsexy, naked men.
Chiusano speaks with The Advocate about the making of his book about the disgraced former congressman, revealing a tale of deception and ambition in modern American politics.
The Advocate's sex columnist, Alexander Cheves, slams criticism of the Finding Prince Charming star's history of sex work.
Writer Harriette Yahr heads to SoFlo and tells us what movies are making waves on the festival circuit.
Without confirmation about his gender identity or sexual orientation, anti-LGBTQ+ extremists focused on pushing the false notion that transgender and nonbinary people are often mass shooters — they aren't.
The festival will take place in person and virtually this year.
Punishment is needed for a week of bullying, brawling, immaturity, and nonsense.
Did the Murder on the Orient Express author sprinkle gay subtext in her page-turners or was she as conventional as a Hollywood blockbuster? Graham Kirby investigates.
If it's not work, their loathing of queers, and obsession with autocracy, do they sit in silence like Clarence does on the high court?