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The viral holding space moment with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande was just one of dozens of interviews in which queer journalist Tracy E. Gilchrist held space with actors, artists, and activists in 2024.
The Oscar-winning actress also discusses identity, joy, Broadway hazing, and the healing power of food in her latest role as a chef in House of Spoils.
Out Oscar winner Ariana DeBose tells The Advocate, "I think there's something [about horror] that allows people to process, and maybe it is the sensation of being scared into it."
Fall is here and spooky season is upon us. Here’s what we are watching all month long.
The opening of Casa Cecilia, named for the late trans icon, Cecilia Gentili, marks a new turning point for the nonprofit helping at-risk LGBTQ+ youth, which has been helped by a Halloween fundraiser.
Barack Obama began speaking out more aggressively against his rival Hillary Rodham Clinton in a heated debate, as the Democratic presidential race grew increasingly combative ahead of the pivotal South Carolina primary. Republican White House candidates, meanwhile, were focused on Florida, where former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani has pinned hopes for his candidacy after ignoring previous primaries. His three main rivals split the spoils in contests that netted three different winners in six states, leaving the race wide open.
Jared Kushner's new book makes it sound like he was alone, wrapped up in himself, and on another planet during his father-in-law's presidency
Trump has sullied the People's House -- and his stain and stench may never be fully excised.
Maybe if we just whisper something nice in his ear, he'll start to act like a decent human being?
A group of pastors defy shelter-in-place and show how little they care about their congregants.
The new Wonder Woman movie helped this gay dad end his ban on calling his daughter a "princess."
If your business is a 50-50 partnership, who really makes the final decisions?
The assault began with contraception, says federal court nominee Gordon Giampetro, who's made other anti-LGBT comments, along with racially incendiary statements.
If Matt Gaetz was called out on the House floor, jubilant Republicans would carry the instigator on their shoulders in celebration.
