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We could call 2017 the year of the exhibitionist. The number of events where guys stripped down, liquored up, and went crazy in their underpants (or less) seemed to explode.
The Advocate highlights the people who gave the LGBT community hope in 2017.
It was an eventful year full of joy and deep sorrow.
It's time to evaluate the state of our union and the progress of our culture, but sometimes LGBT people aren't appreciating what's valuable.
Even as attacks against trans people of color increased, 2015 saw greater acceptance for gender-variant people. Below, we celebrate some of the people who opened hearts and minds.
A year that will go down in history for us.
Yes, there were political heartaches and natural disasters. We took solace in the beards, the bellies, and the fur of our fine friends. Here are 50 of the best bears from this year.
This year had a lot of competition for worst person, but only one could win among losers.
Celebrating the comedians who fought their hardest (and funniest) against a Trump presidency.
Our editors make their choices of their favorite artworks from our 2015 galleries.
The biggest homophobes and transphobes of the year are remembered here for their terrible work. One is crowned worst of all.
Our editors select their favorite photos from our 2015 galleries for one more look.
Comedian Dana Goldberg writes a goodbye letter to every year, but this one got vicious.
We encourage you, on this New Year's Eve, to dance your way into 2018. Here are some mostly naked men to help you.
From revolutionary artworks that depict rage at the system to delicate pieces that celebrate our unique sensibilities, the art that appeared on Advocate.com in 2017 showed that we are feisty, sensual, and that we are original thinkers.
Everything that mattered, from odious Religious Freedom Restoration Acts, to queers marching in New York's St. Patrick's Day Parade, to the end of the ban on trans military service, to the massacre in Orlando -- and much more.
From traditional studio life drawing to concept art pieces, our art contributors made 2016 a year of visual delights and challenges.
The nation's most prominent LGBT advocacy organization looks back at a milestone year.
