Behar and Friends Talk Prejean, Maine

New York psychiatrist Jack Drescher, MD says every time anti-gay legislation passes at the polls, depression rates in his gay patients go up... and the American Psychiatric Association agrees.

Neil Patrick Harris on being honored by the Trevor Project’s Cracked Xmas and plans to sing on How I Met Your Mother and the Dr. Horrible sequel.

Since New York's state senate doesn't think gays should marry, straight ally Jamie Frevele is auctioning off her right to walk down the aisle on eBay, with proceeds going to a gay scholarship fund. Now if only Stephen Colbert would bid.

Though he may have a slight fear of Lady Gaga, Nine director-choreographer Rob Marshall has lots of love for his leading ladies (Penelope, Nicole, Judi, Kate, Marion, Sophia and Fergie) and Adam Lambert.

With Oprah's Favorite Things MIA this year, Dave White tracks down other essential Christmas viewing — including a demon dressed as Santa, a psycho toy factory employee, and Martha Stewart teaching Rachel Maddow to cook.

With Oscar season heating up, the big guns are starting to come out as George Clooney, Natalie Portman, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Tobey Maguire light up the screen.

Queer as Folk’s Randy Harrison discusses his new role as late art legend Andy Warhol in Yale Rep’s POP! and his own status as a reluctant “post-gay” pop icon — plus his secret nude photos and the possibility of a QAF reunion.

Without a new class of AIDS medicines in development, researchers are working with previously developed therapies in new ways to confront debilitating side effects and varying efficacy.

A bill calling for death sentences in multiple scenarios for gays and lesbians in Uganda will create a chilling effect for on-the-ground charities and aid groups seeking to effectively curb HIV infection.

The sardonic author focuses his dysfunctional gaze on the holidays in his new collection of short stories, You Better Not Cry.

American lesbian soldier Skyler James was harassed in the military — and so she fled to Canada, where she is applying for refugee status. Now James tells her story to Advocate.com

One of America’s best-known TV moms comes out of the closet as a real-life lesbian.

Watch people around the world commemorate loved ones and urge humanitarian efforts in marking this year's World AIDS Day.

The powerful new documentary Love in a Time of HIV explores the impact of HIV on the lives and relationships of people living with the virus.

Guiding Light's Otalia might be gone, but head backstage with The Advocate to the set of star Crystal Chappell's new lesbian-themed web series, Venice.

Rupert Murdoch wants to make all the news his News Corp. media empire generates unavailable to Google users. Is this mere folly or a move that could further divide our divided nation?

In part two of an exclusive interview with the genre-bending musician, Tori Amos talks about her understanding of sin, being an independent artist, and how performing a concert is like a one-on-one relationship -- with every member of the audience.

Argentinean-born artist Nicolas Urquiza is known for his risqué photo shoots — and the pictures he shares here are no exception. 

An editor for The American Heritage Dictionary reflects on the redefinition of marriage — shortly before the death of his own husband.

Leif Harmsen isn't just anti-Facebook — he's so against the social networking site, the gay artist has created a "Shut Your Facebook" T-shirt line just to drive the point home.

For years people have joked that GMA stands for Gay Morning America. But if the decision to cancel Adam Lambert's appearance is any indication, Jon Barrett says, this is one show that is not gay enough.

Police in riot gear, students laying in the streets -- sounds like the UCLA of the 1960s. But with rising costs and slashed LGBT history courses, is holding the UC Board of Regents captive a necessary move for gay students?

From Rob Lowe singing with Snow White to Madonna and Britney swapping spit, Adam Lambert's racy AMA performance reminded us of some of the great gay moments in awards-show history.

Whether you spend your time jamming to Rihanna's Chris Brown kiss-off "Russian Roulette," in theaters with those lusty male vampires- or curled up on the couch with Scarlett O'Hara, it's a packed week in entertainment.

A gay White House employee offered his very first interviews to the LGBT press while Congress took one step forward and one step back on "don't ask, don't tell" repeal in 2010.