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Sneak Peek The Advocate On Air

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Take a sneak peek at The Advocate On-Air, a new TV magazine show premiering February 15 on Advocate.com and here! TV.

In the first segment correspondent Derrick Shore takes a look at the Olympic Games--and what it is about them that attract so many gay fans.

Watch the segment here.
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