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By omitting the tragic story behind Felix González-Torres "Untitled" (Portrait of Ross in L.A.), the National Portrait Gallery is setting a perilous precedent, warns art scholar Ignacio Darnaude.
The Tony-winning Kinky Boots star chats about the divas who inspired his latest solo album, Billy's Back on Broadway, and how he's hoping to inspire a whole new generation.
Hairspray Live!, Trevor Live, and the return of Gale Harold are all on tap.
The founder of Muslims for Progressive Values criticizes 'deviant, draconian, and hateful' variants of Islam and advocates for LGBT and gender equality.
The Missouri Library Association argued the law violates educational and intellectual freedom.
Fox News is usually in Saturday Night Live's crosshairs, but apparently CNN deserves to be lampooned as well.
The author of the book upon which the new Eddie Redmayne film is based reflects on how uncovering trans pioneer Lili Elbe's story helped him define his own art.
Jasmyne Cannick is not afraid; she's determined.
"Cynthia is wowing audiences in Wicked, breathing a new life into the 20-year-old character with her nuanced interpretation," Reneé Rapp said.
Music legend and beloved songwriter Prine died earlier this week.
Two years after she took the Grammys by storm, winning three awards, Carlile took home another and also honored singer-songwriter John Prine.
If Greek parliament members are upset to learn Alexander the Great had same-sex relations, we have some bad news for them about Greek history.
David Horsey, the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist, says this was nothing more than 'a light jest on actors, not on transsexuals.'
The actors talk about dealing with dementia in Supernova and gay casting debates in Hollywood in The Advocate's latest cover story.
The top 10 entertainment highlights on our gaydar this week: Californication goes gay, we became Fanilows of Broadway, and finally a fave of ours returns to TV.
Perry chats with The Advocate about her love of horror, mentoring young artists, and just what they might do to catch the attention of Blumhouse.
