Kevin Aviance poses at the opening night of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Cats: The Jellicle Ball" on Broadway at The Broadhurst Theatre on April 7, 2026 in New York City.
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Kevin Aviance was fixing his makeup when he appeared on camera from New York City, apologizing for the noise. There were shows to prepare, music to finish, Pride weekend approaching. Twenty years after a group of men attacked him on a Manhattan street, the towering drag artist and queer dance music icon was busy being Kevin Aviance. Keep Reading →
Starrf**ker Magazine, a beefcake zine for the modern homosexual, was created by Los Angeles based-photographer Jeremy Lucido as an extension of his art.
Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler wearing a suit jacket and tie, circa 1985.
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There are some celebrities whose deaths you take personally, as if you knew them or they were connected to something deeply important in your life. That's what happened when I saw the news this morning about Bonnie Tyler's death. Keep Reading →
Ray of Light, Confessions II, and Like a Virgin album cover photos
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This story originally appeared on Out.Note from the author: Attempting to rank Madonna's albums is "Borderline" "Crazy." "Nobody's Perfect," and "Music" is subjective, so don't take this as "Me Against the Music" — consider it a "Celebration" of the "Iconic" “Material Girl.” Keep Reading →
Performers dance in front of members of the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC
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On a rehearsal night in 1981, a group of singers in Washington, D.C., gathered to do something that sounds simple now, but was anything but simple then — they stood together and sang, publicly and proudly, as gay men. Keep Reading →