George Takei releases kids' book about his childhood in internment camp
My Lost Freedom tells the story of a shameful chapter in American history.
April 17, 2024
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My Lost Freedom tells the story of a shameful chapter in American history.
In the new Advocate Channel program, Cover to Cover, Stephen Walker goes behind the scenes of The Advocate, Out, and Plus.
How the gay sci-fi icon and husband Brad survived the closet, the AIDS era, and internment to find happily ever after.
The gay activist is not giving up on ending the American epidemic of gun violence.
The Resistance is where the next heroes of our movement will emerge. Be ready, be strong, and be vigilant, says George Takei.
The out actor recalls where his family was the day the bomb fell.
Once Sulu on the original Star Trek TV series and in subsequent films, the 68-year-old actor unveiled his gay private life while promoting the current Los Angeles stage production of Equus, in which he plays the lead
The legendary star of the original Star Trek, as well as Broadway, took his legions of Facebook fans on an online adventure, searching for the elusive Pokemon.
A chance meeting with two gay theater scribes made George Takei an online sensation and a Broadway star, and inspired Allegiance, a musical based on his childhood.
The iconic actor and activist talks about the parallels between Japanese-American internment and the struggle for LGBT rights in an exclusive preview of the exhibition "New Frontiers: The Many Worlds of George Takei."
The Broadway star and Star Trek legend joins a group of Asian Americans in complaining about racial stereotyping in the Oscars broadcast.
When Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signs a turn-away-the-gays bill, he may have to deal with the revenge of the nerds -- and the exodus of their money.
Howard Stern has introduced George Takei as his new on-air personality. Takei, who played Sulu on Star Trek and who last year publicly came out as gay, will serve as announcer on Stern's new show.
The gay survivor of a Japanese-American internment camp shares his wisdom.
"Not even a kiss," the out actor bemoaned of how Star Trek Beyond depicted the gay character.