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With a gay man, Bill Kramer, at the helm of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, queer and diverse stories are in good hands. Here, he discusses how nominated queer films about real people like Rustin and Nyad are now part of a historical record.
Meet a young woman diagnosed with ALS and learn how to keep your social media consumption from consuming you.
The California supreme court on Wednesday said it would not hear a challenge to the state's ban on same-sex marriage before the case has gone through the appeals court process, leaving the issue in legal limbo.
To mark our 35th anniversary, The Advocate remembers the events that have defined our history and culture for the past 35 years.
Jonathan Demme, the Oscar-winning director whose films received both denunciation and praise from LGBT audiences, has died at age 73.
The out Big Bang Theory star will headline the comedy An Act of God, a new stage adaptation of the satirical book The Last Testament: A Memoir By God.
Several LGBT-inclusive programs are up for awards in the Writers Guild's competition for TV, radio, and new media.
Any celebration of the The Advocate's founding in 1967 must honor the heroes for LGBT rights that we've covered for 45 years. With one honoree named per year, the list will be announced in parts and culminate in an event in Los Angeles this month.
Antigay activists in California have for the second time this year failed to qualify an initiative banning same-sex marriage for the statewide ballot.
Bills in at least 11 states across the country are working their way through legislatures, though none have yet been signed into law.
America's oldest LGBTQ publication has come a long way since its start as a newsletter in Los Angeles in 1967.
The New York Times reveals only some of the former New York City mayor's secrets.
HIV has shaken the world for 40 years; it's also produced some incredible art.
