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""I haven't been able to see the performance, but I have enjoyed it," Sir Elton John confessed while attending a charity gala night for The Devil Wears Prada musical on the West End.
"I can't see anything. I can't read anything. I can't watch anything," Sir Elton John revealed in a new interview about his Disney+ documentary Elton John: Never Too Late.
John also said Carlile, who collaborated with him on the song "Never Too Late" for the new documentary about him is "a fantastic writer as well as a fantastic vocalist."
The acclaimed Disney lyricist passed away from AIDS-related complications back in 1991.
Queer people intuitively understand the pressures from family to conform for the sake of appearances. But in their hearts, they want more.
The Advocate's reporters Ryan Adamczeski and Christopher Wiggins also scored nominations for Outstanding Print Article and Outstanding Online Journalism Article.
The iconic musician recently shared that he has lost his eyesight in his right eye.
He did it while accepting a legacy award in London.
A new documentary follows the Tony Award-winner as she pursues her dream of performing in Madison Square Garden.
Meet a young woman diagnosed with ALS and learn how to keep your social media consumption from consuming you.
“We had a wonderful relationship from the time we were kids until we became lovers,” Tam O'Shaughnessy said.
Director Steven Clay Hunter and producer Max Sachar reveal how Harvey Milk and The Twilight Zone helped inspire their film.
The Emmy-award winning Saturday Night Live star will also executive produce the Hulu series.
The Sam Pinkleton-directed revival got this U.K. hunk to take the helm of this highly anticipated production.
GLAAD's Studio Responsibility Index finds increased LGBTQ+ representation but a need for improvement in several areas.
See the full list of films, TV shows, media outlets, and more recognized for advancing LGBTQ+ representation.
A new video protesting Target has a message for the LGBT community: "Calling evil good will never make it right."
