Balance of justice
Cultural advances, openly gay clerks, and speculation about the sexual orientation of one of their own have substantially changed the way the Supreme Court justices weigh civil rights
Boyfriend in training
Five seasons in, everyone’s itching to give Will & Grace’s Will Truman a steady boyfriend. Will Dan Futterman be the lucky guy?
Tough guys do dance
When American Ballet Theatre’s powerful Brazilian star, Marcelo Gomes, takes on the role of Romeo, audiences learn why it’s hot to be out
The real Rosie
365 days of amazing challenges and feisty decisions turned America’s sweetheart into the fighter she’s always been—and The Advocate’s leading lady for 2002
Justin Timberlake
He’s barely old enough to vote. But he’s wise enough to ignore gay rumors and welcome gay fans. No lawsuits; no put-downs. That’s why Justin Timberlake is one of The Advocate’s 10 Coolest Straight People of 2002
The velocity of Salma
Fresh from her fierce on-screen turn as bisexual painter Frida Kahlo, Salma Hayek talks about kissing Ashley Judd, seducing Saffron Burrows, and sharing intimate secrets with Frida’s real-life lesbian love
Tackling football's closet
In his first gay-press interview, former Minnesota Viking Esera Tuaolo gives an insider’s view of sports homophobia from the locker room to the Super Bowl and talks for the first time about his partner and their children
Live...and powerful
Melissa Etheridge’s new concert video asserts her power both as a performer and as an individual
Milestones
To mark our 35th anniversary, The Advocate remembers the events that have defined our history and culture for the past 35 years.
A man's man
Sexy leading man Dennis Quaid talks about surviving drama club, what went wrong with Meg, and playing a married gay man in Todd Haynes’s acclaimed new film, Far From Heaven
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