Nico Tortorella was changed by fatherhood. His new album is all about it (exclusive)
Nico Tortorella told The Advocate how fatherhood inspired him to break his hiatus and release a new album of his own.
APRIL 30, 2024
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Memorializing LGBT History, One Podcast at a Time
Frustrated at his own scant knowledge of queer events, Brad Dunshee took matters into his own hands and created The Mattachine Podcast.
JANUARY 29, 2018
Prescott Townsend, an Early Gay Rights Activist, Honored With Boston Tour
Townsend was active in the Mattachine Society, produced avant-garde plays, and embraced the post-Stonewall LGBTQ+ movement.
JUNE 22, 2023
Boy Erased and Radiolab Creators to Launch Podcast on 'Ex-Gay' Therapy
The four-part series, UnErased, will spotlight the global attack on LGBTQ youth.
AUGUST 29, 2018
Before Stonewall, There Was The Black Cat Protest
The organizer of the 1967 Black Cat protest, Alexei Romanoff recalls the details of the watershed moment for LGBTQ rights.
OCTOBER 29, 2018
An Ellen for the ages
In an ever-progressing American society that finds itself more tolerant and understanding of LGBT culture, who do we have to thank for starting all of this? Ellen DeGeneres, of course!
MAY 2, 2007
Purging the gays McCarthy style
The scapegoating of gay people in light of the scandal surrounding disgraced former congressman Mark Foley is nothing new. It is a tactic honed in the dark days of the Cold War during the McCarthy-led "purge of the perverts."
OCTOBER 25, 2006
16 LGBTQ+ TV Shows and Movies to Watch in May
It's gonna, gonna, gonna...It's gonna be/is May.
MAY 8, 2023
Beyond Boy Erased: The Resilience of Conversion Therapy
Many 'ex-gay' leaders, like John Smid, have renounced the dangerous practice, but 'conversion therapy' is far from dead.
NOVEMBER 12, 2018
All about the nation's first gay rights group, the Society for Human Rights, founded 100 years ago
Founder Henry Gerber is a significant figure in LGBTQ+ history, but not enough people know his story.
DECEMBER 10, 2024
NLGJA Announces 2012 Awards
The organization will present awards at the UNITY 2012 Convention on August 3.
JULY 11, 2012
Op-ed: Labor Rights Are LGBT Rights
It is time to renew the historical (and oft-forgotten) relationship between the LGBT and labor movements.
SEPTEMBER 22, 2014
LGBTQ+ Film Festival Frameline Announces Lineup for its 47th Year
This year's festival will host special guests Taylor Mac, Alaska, and Sofia Coppola.
MAY 18, 2023
After Schitt's, Emily Hampshire Upends Gender With Fashion and the Pen
The actor who played Stevie for six seasons discusses writing, gendered clothing, queer identity, and what it means to wear Dan Levy's "Radical Feminist" sweater on our cover.
MARCH 16, 2022
The Trouble With Harry
Gay playwright Jon Marans tackles the Mattachine Society -- with the help of Ugly Betty star Michael Urie -- in his new play, The Temperamentals.
MAY 1, 2009
Veteran Activist William B. Kelley Dead at 72
The Chicago resident worked for LGBT rights for 50 years, making an impact on the state, local, and national levels.
MAY 19, 2015
50 Years After 'The Homosexuals'
Decades after the airing of an antigay documentary that shocked the nation, one man tells his story.
JANUARY 2, 2017