Lindsay Lohan Dated Heath Ledger?

TV addict Dave White follows up his Best of '09 list with the roundup you were really waiting for ... reasons he hates Speidi and the cancellation of Pushing Daisies.

His racy performance at the AMAs may not have endeared him to Dick Clark, but Adam Lambert — minus the crotch grind — had Pam Anderson and thousands of L.A. fans cheering him on when the aughts became the teens.

Mtv may not show videos anymore, but that didn't stop The Advocate from searching high and low for the best of the year. 

While the Obama administration has taken some steps forward on LGBT rights in 2009, it has consistently shied away from pushing the nation closer to equal treatment for same-sex couples.

As antigay statements from national religious and political leaders go, 2009 was especially rich. Here's a recap of the year's worst in hysterics, threats, and thinly veiled homophobic sentiments.

Advocate.com counts down the wide range of people — from Barney Frank to Carrie Prejean —who neglected to think before speaking in 2009.

A lesbian taking over the Cubs? A star rugby player coming out? Advocate.com associate editor Michelle Garcia ranks the biggest gay moments in athleticism this year.

Los Angeles photographer Christopher Dibble stops time to capture change as it happens with his lens. We stop, caught by the beauty of his images.

Vanessa Williams as a Scrooge-like diva. Scott Wolf and Jay Mohr as lovers making a drug bust on Xmas. Judy Garland and a big trolley ride. Gay Christmas movies aren't conventional, but they sure are fun.

This year we mourned the loss of beloved politicians, performers, writers, and activists who contributed to our community through work and charity.

Presbyterian minister Janet Edwards suggests the fast track to achieving gay rights may mean you have to courageously reach across the aisle to change hearts and minds.

Whether it's Adam Lambert, Rachel Maddow or The Situation, Dave White -- a man with impeccable taste and seriously glazed-over eyeballs -- chooses 2009's best television moments.

Blogger Jeremy Hooper talks about being featured with his husband, Andrew Shulman, as the first gay couple in Martha Stewart Weddings. 

The author of The Family talks about one evangelical group’s connections with the so-called "kill the gays" bill in Uganda — and why President Obama should bow out of the upcoming National Prayer Breakfast.

She may be the sci-fi/action queen, but in Avatar — which reteams her with Aliens director James Cameron — Sigourney Weaver swears it's all about the story.

FAIR has teamed with deviantART to sponsor an art contest based on graphic remixes of Shepard Fairey’s renowned marriage equality poster “Defend Equality Love Unites."

This week you can stay home and attempt to sing along with the Glee kids or go out to the theater and try to keep up with Fergie in Nine.

From Matt Damon to Annette Bening, The Advocate looks back at 15 truly stellar performers who went gay on film and got snubbed come Oscar time.

Million Dollar Listing star Madison Hildebrand is in a game of he said/he said with an L.A.-based charity group

The Advocate caught up with The Gossip's punk princess Beth Ditto before her San Diego concert to talk music, God, and why she’s a good bottom.

The December 15 premiere of Nine at New York’s Ziegfeld Theatre brought out the star-studded cast and invited celebrity guests. The Rob Marshall-directed musical will open in Los Angeles and New York December 18 and expand wide Christmas Day.

It’s back on TV and in New York! The must-watch Lifetime series Project Runway returns January 14 with 16 new designers, who will try to “make it work” for hosts Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum.