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"This year has been intense for me in many ways, and I've experienced a lot of burnouts," the RuPaul's Drag Race champion explained. "Society doesn't encourage you about looking after your mental health."
Yet another RuPaul's Drag Race alum (who won Miss Congeniality her season) is stepping away from part of the art form.
A new docuseries reveals the drag star behind the scenes.
SNL featured Bowen Yang as George Santos as Kitara Ravache and it was hilarious.
Cast members Eugene Barry-Hill and Timothy Ware recently married and honeymooned during a hiatus from the hit Broadway musical.
Saturday's event looks to raise money for GLSEN's mission.
His new song will be the theme for London Pride, and he has made his first movie, has created his own nail polish, and will soon return to Queen for a North America tour
Ten years ago, Amelie Mauresmo came out of the closet after her breakout run to the finals at the Australian Open. Two Grand Slam titles and several dives in the rankings later, is she putting her formidable backhand to bed forever?
As the pansexual, AIDS-inflected Broadway sensation becomes a gritty, hyperreal movie, three returning cast members talk about how the show's messages of love, life, and liberty for all have only become more urgent
It's pretty wild to assume that Bowen Yang's Moo Deng sketch on Saturday Night Live was "mocking" Chappell Roan — and here's why.
The Advocate's man on the New York theater scene ushers in a bloody bloody good season with T.R. Knight, Cherry Jones, Charles Busch, Anthony Rapp, and the return migration of Matthew Bourne's shirtless gay swans.
Man's Country dominated gay life in Chicago for 44 years. Not surprisingly, it didn't go quietly into the night.
The out musician tells The Advocate her harrowing story of going from near death to releasing new album Blur with all-female band Spectacular Spectacular.
There's plenty of room for the gays in Reba McEntire's Malibu Country.
What's got chi-chis, machismo, and fabulous queer flamboyance?
Orlando Pride, Billy Eichner, and Mary J. Blige are here for us.
