With A Single Man being touted as the most notable gay movie of the year, the film's poster is curious -- there’s no hint of a gay storyline in the ad.

The Trevor Project announced Wednesday that it will honor actor Neil Patrick Harris at the organization’s annual Cracked Xmas fund-raiser.

Carrie Prejean and the Miss California pageant have called a truce. Both parties on Tuesday dropped suits filed against one another.

Outrage over lyrics by reggae performer Buju Banton and a concentrated campaign by Equality Florida have cost the promoter of a Miami concert featuring Banton and Beenie Man $100,000, according to Equality Florida. 

President Barack Obama announced Monday that he has selected actor Sarah Jessica Parker and Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour to join the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.

In honor of Celebrate Bisexuality Day, we're highlighting our favorite artistic females who put the B in LGBT.

Acclaimed photographer François Rousseau explores the innate eroticism of dancers, their mental focus, and their muscular bodies in his book Men in Motion: The Art and Passion of the Male Dancer. Here’s an exclusive first look.

Celebrated writer Rita Mae Brown leaves the lesbian jungle for life on a Virginia farm. The out novelist discusses what she’s learned from the four-legged friends who inspired her new memoir Animal Magnetism.

This week might not bring anything to the screen other than a Boondock Saints sequel, but there are plenty of reasons to sit at home on the couch or head to your local concert venue.

Children's publishing company Scholastic says that it will include a book that it previously banned from its book fairs over a set of lesbian characters.

Mary Cappello’s memoir Called Back takes readers on a white-knuckle journey through the experience of cancer treatment in America — especially disorienting to navigate as a woman and a lesbian.

Best-selling novelist Patricia Cornwell made headlines last week when she filed suit against a New York investment firm for losing $40 million of her money. But she'd much rather talk about her new book, hate-crimes legislation, and Angelina Jolie.

After conquering Broadway, movies, and television, out funny lady Lily Tomlin prepares for the final frontier — Las Vegas.

The head of the Screen Actor's Guild's LGBT caucus, Jason Stuart, dishes on his experiences at the National Equality March.

The second volume of Liz Baillie’s angst-ridden teen comic is full of all those typical gay punk teenage problems.

How can the pop singer be everywhere at once? Searching for answers to TV's most challenging mysteries.

The dancer, the gay guy, and the tits and ass girl get the star treatment in Every Little Step, a backstage look at a backstage musical, A Chorus Line, out now on DVD.

The legacy of Abraham Lincoln inspired famed choreographer Bill T. Jones to create his most ambitious work yet.

Entourage's Debi Mazar discusses her ulterior motive for participating in Dancing With the Stars, sexing up Maksim, and why she dedicated her salsa to the queens in heaven who helped make her the lady she is today.

So You Think You Can Dance judge Nigel Lythgoe was no fan of "Brokeback ballroom" earlier this year. But Willem de Vries and his dance partner managed to change Lythgoe's tune -- and advance to Vegas in the process.

This week might not bring anything to the screen other than a Boondock Saints sequel, but there are plenty of reasons to sit at home on the couch or head to your local concert venue.

With an REM live album, a Michael Jackson set, and the re-release of It's Garry Shandling's Show, one may start to think it's time for the Berlin Wall to come crumbling down.

A few artists are working on getting ahead of the pack with Christmas albums, while DVDs of Nip/Tuck could end up as stocking stuffers.

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A few artists are working on getting ahead of the pack with Christmas albums, while DVDs of Nip/Tuck could end up as stocking stuffers.

While gay representation in video games is decades behind TV and film -- some argue games haven't yet had their Birdcage, let alone their Brokeback -- a few new games have the potential to change everything.

With A Single Man being touted as the most notable gay movie of the year, the film's poster is curious -- there’s no hint of a gay storyline in the ad.

The Craft put Robin Tunney on the map -- and scored her a slew of lesbian fans. Now starring on CBS's The Mentalist, Tunney says her "Fuck Maxim" attitude would probably cost her the part if The Craft were being made today.

An event honoring Rue McClanahan has been canceled due to the actress's hospitalization.

Neither will win an Oscar this year, but the job of hosting the 82nd annual Academy Awards ceremony goes to actors Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin.

This week might not bring anything to the screen other than a Boondock Saints sequel, but there are plenty of reasons to sit at home on the couch or head to your local concert venue.

Multicultural curry, Japanese-style pork curry, drinks to go with curry

How does a 19-year-old violin performance major wind up in a pair of Calvins gyrating around a wooden cage to Shakira's "She Wolf" only to be deemed "inappropriate" by YouTube? It's easier than it sounds.

Whether they're major televised gaffes or over-the-top Web phenomena, viral videos have become part of our culture.

New York's Gotham Knights, the gay rugby team 9/11 hero Mark Bingham was in the process of cofounding when his life was tragically cut short, has shot its first calendar.

Who wants to see 12 months of Mormon muffins?

Ever since celebrity blogger and YouTube sensation B. Scott first saw Shemar Moore's "ding-ding," he knew he had to make "videos." Now, the host of The B. Scott Show has set his sights on Ellen, Oprah, Tyra -- and Conan O’Brien.

Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix played hustlers in My Own Private Idaho, but Advocate.com heads inside Hustlaball and talks to real hookers about the life of a sex worker.

What happens when you combine Bravo's Andy Cohen and a few of his favorite Housewives, hot New Yorkers, The Advocate, and Holland's new "Everyone's Gay in Amsterdam" campaign? Some truly great photos.

Out singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile discusses working with her childhood mentor, coming out publicly, and joining next year's Lilith Fair.

Sir Elton John has been forced to cancel three performances of his Face 2 Face tour with Billy Joel after contracting an E. coli bacterial infection and influenza.

This week might not bring anything to the screen other than a Boondock Saints sequel, but there are plenty of reasons to sit at home on the couch or head to your local concert venue.

Busy Broadway heartthrob, gay rights activist, and former Advocate coverboy Cheyenne Jackson chats about his Finian’s Rainbow revival, his politically charged cabaret CD, and laying around in his underpants (pic on page five).

In an interview published in Britain’s The Sun Wednesday, Michael Bublé revealed this his current girlfriend thought the singer was gay when she first met him.

The Craft put Robin Tunney on the map -- and scored her a slew of lesbian fans. Now starring on CBS's The Mentalist, Tunney says her "Fuck Maxim" attitude would probably cost her the part if The Craft were being made today.

An event honoring Rue McClanahan has been canceled due to the actress's hospitalization.

Busy Broadway heartthrob, gay rights activist, and former Advocate coverboy Cheyenne Jackson chats about his Finian’s Rainbow revival, his politically charged cabaret CD, and laying around in his underpants (pic on page five).

Just released from prison, former Survivor winner Richard Hatch is finally able to give those interviews that landed him back behind bars earlier this year.

From working with a difficult Bette Davis to her inspiring friendship with Gregory Peck, Joan Collins, Dynasty’s bitch you loved to hate, opens up about her wicked life in her new stage show.

Since it was implemented in 1994, “don’t ask, don’t tell” has ended the careers of more than 13,000 service members—men and women who served their country honorably, yet fell casualty to discriminatory policy. For discharged soldiers and other gay veterans, it’s a painful legacy.

Inked, out, and "alternative," model Trevor Wayne strips down and talks to Advocate.com about challenging gay stereotypes -- and offers up a dozen images from his upcoming mini-mag Pin-Up Show and his collaboration with Clive Barker.

Velvet blazers, Topcoats for the opera, Meet fashion icon Bryanboy

Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani hinted on Tuesday that he is moving closer to retirement and making plans for who will take over his fashion empire.

Sapphic ads, functional footwear, monograms

Femine glamour from plaid-clad designers, wedding ring alternatives

From gay men in Sex Rehab to Monica ("The Boy is Mine") Still Standing, we track ten TV shows you’re probably not watching... but really should.

Behind the scenes of Venice with Chappell & Company, soaps lose more gay characters with exit of ATWT’s Forbes March, One Life’s Kish take a giant leap and Brandon Beemer does good for gay rights and gets nearly naked.

The Craft put Robin Tunney on the map -- and scored her a slew of lesbian fans. Now starring on CBS's The Mentalist, Tunney says her "Fuck Maxim" attitude would probably cost her the part if The Craft were being made today.

An event honoring Rue McClanahan has been canceled due to the actress's hospitalization.

Members of the cast of Glee performed the National Anthem before game 3 of Major League Baseball's World Series on Saturday in Philadelphia.

Busy Broadway heartthrob, gay rights activist, and former Advocate coverboy Cheyenne Jackson chats about his Finian’s Rainbow revival, his politically charged cabaret CD, and laying around in his underpants (pic on page five).

Zachary Quinto — fresh from helping to honor Coco Peru at the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center's annual gala — Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, and more gather for Hollywood's reading of The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later: An Epilogue.

Former Full House star and Advocate coverboy John Stamos puts on a happy face for the Broadway revival of Bye Bye Birdie and gives the word, hummingbird, on his gay fans and gay icon girlfriends.

From working with a difficult Bette Davis to her inspiring friendship with Gregory Peck, Joan Collins, Dynasty’s bitch you loved to hate, opens up about her wicked life in her new stage show.

The Advocate’s queen on the New York theater scene discovers killer hermaphrodites, ancient Roman himbos, and enough lesbian drama to fill a seventh season of The L Word.