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Breaking Wind, the Art of Letting Go was made up for episode 14, but it now has a real chapter about the queen's experiences with mental health.
Frederick Woodruff (the creator of Lurid Digs) is now the art director of the Bob Mizer Foundation, which promotes the work of the classic male photographer. Woodruff talked with us about posing straps, the revival of Physique Pictorial, and the courage it took to change gay publishing.
Prime Video's neo-Western series, starring Josh Brolin, digs deeper into the story of its gay Native American sheriff.
Poems from LGBT writers Richard Blanco, Frank Bidart, Eileen Myles, Mark Doty, Judy Grahn, CAConrad, and Tim Trace Peterson explore what it means to be queer in America.
Or, the three words that defined 2014, according to our entirely unscientific research.
Remember these names -- they're the next generation of LGBT leaders.
This week's smattering of what's hot includes the next great nature documentary, our favorite Icelandic musician, and famous dead people.
Many gay youth use alcohol as a salve, including this writer, who almost didn't make it to 23.
Experience the luxury and sustainability of Virgin Voyages' Resilient Lady cruise from Athens to Barcelona.
The Advocate asked each nominated poet and poetry editor from this year's Lambda Literary Awards to submit one from their collection.
Queer fans celebrate the Queen of Pop on her birthday.
The former lounge singer tells The Advocate how she survived sex work and a suicide attempt, found spirituality, and made peace with her mom. She's one of this issue's Vanguard.
The Advocate's man on the New York theater scene turns off the dark of Broadway's gay-friendly closings with festive queer holiday shows from Justin Bond, Mimi Imfurst, Moisty the Snowman, and many more.
What does it take to make it as an LGBT vlogger? The well-defined personal brands of these five passionate YouTubers are showing the world what it means to be us.
Remember our rich history — it goes way back.
Mark Segal recounts his amazing life in activism in his new memoir, And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality. Read an exclusive excerpt below.
