When a heckler shouted at trans activist Kate Bornstein during the Broadway show, Hammer not only tweeted at the woman but vowed to report her to the theater.
At the GLAAD Awards, Ivory notes the variety of people who love CMBYN and discusses how it carries the torch of 1987's Maurice.
Was Love, Simon better than Call Me by Your Name? Pride.com editor in chief Raffy Ermac joins Jessie and Tracy to discuss.
The Call Me by Your Name star and transgender Chilean film were among the diverse winners at the ceremony, which is considered an Oscars bellwether.
Author André Aciman talks about the stories behind the modern gay classic Call Me by Your Name.
Out director Luca Guadagnino has a clear vision for the next chapter in Elio and Oliver's lives.
The Oscars are finally becoming more diverse, but the Academy still fails to reward stories about queer women.
![Armie Hammer](https://www.advocate.com/sites/advocate.com/files/styles/teaser_custom_user_desktop_1x/public/2018/08/12/armie_copy.jpg?timestamp=1534089003 "Armie Hammer Calls Out Anti-Trans Heckler at "Straight White Men"")
