Tilda Swinton on the AIDS crisis and why fluidity isn't frightening
“When I was 33 in 1994, I went to 43 funerals,” Swinton recently told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
November 24, 2025
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“When I was 33 in 1994, I went to 43 funerals,” Swinton recently told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
Hutchins, who died this week, was coeditor of the anthology Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out, among her many accomplishments.
Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles ordered Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and DoDEA Director Beth Schiavino-Narvaez to comply immediately.
Jean-Pierre opens up to The Advocate about her claims that White House colleagues tried to sabotage her, what she thinks of Democrats pushing Biden not to run again, and the "hazing" Kamala Harris suffered.
Opinion: She needs to ditch her brain-wormed husband, take the money, her integrity, and a one-way flight to a country with functioning health care, writes John Casey.
In a revealing interview with The Advocate, one of Hollywood’s up-and-coming stars talks about opening up in his heartfelt new book.
“We’re not going to let any one election or circumstance dampen our spirit," she said. "They cannot defeat our spirit if we don’t let them.”
Nine years sober, Burtka talks about how mocktails are a way to make everyone feel like part of the celebration.
"To say that he couldn’t be on the ticket effectively because he was gay. It’s hard to hear,” Maddow told the former vice president.
“This is a community with which I have a deep connection,” the former vice president writes in her new memoir, 107 Days.
In her upcoming book, Harris says Americans wouldn't have voted for a Black woman and a gay man. Buttigieg says they deserve more credit.
He was her "first choice,” but “we were already asking a lot of America,” the former vice president and 2024 Democratic presidential nominee wrote.
Behind the laugh, the mustache, and his iconic Joker character was a debonair, tuxedo-clad man who lived his life as a gay man, according to Samuel Garza Bernstein.
The code change that has been proposed does not ban negative depictions of transgender people, however. Public comment is open until October 14.
“It is an honor to recognize Roxane Gay’s extraordinary contributions to the literary community,” said National Book Foundation Board Chair David Steinberger.
Louie Mandrapilias's debut book is a compulsive read.
The former vice president’s book, due out in September, recounts the most urgent 107 days of her political life.
Behind the scenes, Pierce County officials shared conservative social media posts and strategized LaVonnia Moore’s removal after she displayed a book about a trans child at the public library.
“I wasn’t going to tell the kid no,” LaVonnia Moore said. “I was just happy the kid was reading, happy they were engaging in their library.”
Parents in Mahmoud v. Taylor won the right to opt-out of classes where LGBTQ-themed books were taught.