Ted Allen Dines Out for Life
Ted Allen's love of food and wine made him a household name. Now he's putting that passion to good use and fighting HIV/AIDS as the spokesman for Dining Out for Life.
No H8 Photos Take Over Facebook
Photographer Adam Bouska's campaign to end H8 started with a few Facebook photos. Now, 337 people and a gallery showing later, L.A. gays and lesbians are all saying "No H8."
Larry Kramer's Case Against "Queer"
Longtime activist and writer Larry Kramer schools the crowd as he accepted an award from Yale's Gay and Lesbian Association.
My Silence Will Be Deafening
With sticky name badges reading "Silent" and "Vocal Supporter" strewn across her kitchen table, Marcel Salas learns of 11-year-old Carl Hoover-Walker's suicide -- and has a renewed passion for this year's Day of Silence.
Lambda vs. Howard K. Stern
Anna Nicole Smith's lawyer-turned-lover Howard K. Stern is suing an author for $60 million for claiming in a book that he's gay. Lambda Legal doesn't like that, because there's "nothing shameful about being identified as gay."
Work It Out
When the ex is a coworker, where's the line between business and revenge? Ethical pro Stephen Milioti explains.
Photos From the Ground: Lobby Day, Sacramento
Demanding equality, hundreds of people took to the steps of the State Capitol this week in Sacramento. Advocate.com's exclusive photo gallery tells the story.
Pics, Clicks, and Tricks
Where’s the trust when neither of you were supposed to be cruising online? Ethical expert Stephen Milioti explains.
Sex. Gender. Employment Discrimination.
One woman’s successful lawsuit against the Library of Congress could spell more legal victories for transgender employees across the country.
Renaissance Faire
A new book claims that America’s on the verge of a renaissance in culture and business -- and, no surprise, gay people are ahead of the trend.
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