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Sir Lady Java, drag artist and activist who performed alongside the famous, has died

She appeared with celebrities such as Redd Foxx, Sammy Davis Jr., Richard Pryor, and Don Rickles, and challenged a law against drag performances.

This Woman Performed With Richard Pryor When Being Trans Was Illegal

A Black trans woman bucking the law, the legendary Sir Lady Java performed alongside men like Redd Foxx, Sammy Davis Jr., and Don Rickles.

Richard Pryor Was Proud of Affair With Marlon Brando, Widow Says

The late comedian was open about being bisexual, and those who object to discussion of the matter aren't really his fans, says Jennifer Lee Pryor.

Quincy Jones and all the ways he made waves in queer music

The legendary music producer has died at 91.

Adam Carolla Claims Gay Mafia Runs Hollywood, Says He's Not Antigay

'If you can't work with gay people, you're gonna have a difficult time in Hollywood,' says the comedian.

Marlon Brando, Michael Jackson Discuss Alleged Abuse in New Recording

In a newly unearthed recording, Marlon Brando talks to Michael Jackson about the children he was accused of sexually abusing. 

Stand Up and Be Funny: Lamenting the Lack of Gay Comedians

The impact of gay and bi men in modern comedy is undeniable. So where is our stand-up comic?

Last Thoughts on Ricky Gervais

Good comedians like Amy Schumer and George Carlin make people laugh and provoke contemplation. Ricky Gervais is incapable of that, writes Transparent's Zackary Drucker.

Nicky Paris: Carving Out a Place for Gay Comics

The young, out, and edgy comedian talks about what his art means to him.

Seat Filler: NYC Theater Guide for August 2012

Our man on the New York theater scene brings it on with Broadway's first transgender teen, goes into Central Park's woods with Denis O'Hare, finds a gay skeleton in John Stamos's closet, pops in on Marilyn Monroe in purgatory, and much more.

2018’s Icons, Innovators, and Disruptors

American culture is changing fast. Here are the queer people leading the charge.

Has Supreme Court Made Marriage an Election Issue?

The issue is now clearly back in the political arena, but Republicans seem to want to avoid it.

WATCH: Why NOM Is Airing an Attack Ad in Senate Race

The ad denounces Hagan for voting to confirm the judge who brought marriage equality to the state -- but all other senators present voted the same way.

BREAKING: Senate Approves ENDA on Initial Vote

For the first time in U.S. history, the Senate approved the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, by a bipartisan vote of 64-32, sending the legislation to the House of Representatives.

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Races to Watch for LGBT Voters: U.S. Senate

If forecasters are right, then the U.S. Senate verges of becoming more Republican, and more antigay.

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