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Karine Jean-Pierre leaves Democratic Party, becomes independent

That's one of the revelations in the former White House press secretary's latest book, due out in October.

Victor Garber on His Costar (and Gay Icon) Olympia Dukakis

The out actor discusses the long legacy of Dukakis, who lit up everything from Moonstruck to Steel Magnolias to Tales of the City.

Karine Jean-Pierre explains why her new memoir, Independent, is a manifesto for a fractured democracy

Jean-Pierre opens up to The Advocate about her claims that White House colleagues tried to sabotage her, what she thinks of Democrats pushing Biden not to run again, and the "hazing" Kamala Harris suffered.

How one trans artist is celebrating Marsha P. Johnson's legacy

August 24th marks what would have been Marsha P. Johnson's 80th birthday. The Advocate chatted with Tourmaline to talk about how she's continuing to honor her impact.

Dr. Mags Portman, PrEP Pioneer Who Helped Thousands, Dies at 44

Portman's work to raise awareness of the HIV prevention method was a turning point for health care in the U.K.

Ellen DeGeneres Posts Heartfelt Tribute to DJ Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss

The DJ and co-executive producer of The Ellen DeGeneres Show died at 40 years old. 

How Amazon's Latest Pilot Can Reshape Trans Storylines

A new Amazon Original pilot has potential to reframe discussion around trans characters in scripted television — but it will only get the chance if viewers support the show.

Jewel Thais-Williams, activist and owner of legendary L.A. Black queer bar Jewel's Catch One, has died

Her club was frequented by celebrities, but most importantly, it was a sanctuary for Black LGBTQ+ people.

He wrote the songs

Prolific gay composer Billy Strayhorn--who penned music for Nat King Cole and Duke Ellington--finally gets his due in a new documentary and CD.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, John Lewis Need Us to Finish Their Work

Channel your devastation into motivation.

Was it worth it, Elon? You were a stupid Trump supplicant who sunk like all the know-it-alls before you

Opinion: I predicted that Musk would fly too close to Trump and be irrevocably burned, and it's happening, writes John Casey.

We corrected after Nixon, Clinton, and Bush lies, and once for Trump, but won't after Charlie Kirk. Why?

Opinion: The outsized mourning of Kirk signals not healing but a nation spiraling deeper into lies with a point of no return under Trump, writes John Casey.

Op-ed: Thank You, Mormon Church

The president of the Utah Pride Center says we should be greeting the Mormon Church's slow embrace of LGBT people with appreciation, not scorn.

Wendy Rieger, Beloved NBC Anchor and LGBTQ+ Champion, Has Died

Tributes poured in on social media after news of her death was announced

Its Not Just About the Hair

Michelle Obama's flips and bobs pay tribute to the classic looks of Jacqueline Kennedy, but this would-be first lady will make her own history.

Donald Trump Quoted Jesus and No One Questioned It

The president hasn't explained what morally justifies his botched mission in Yemen. 

Obama Advisor Valerie Jarrett: The Exit Interview

For the president's longtime senior advisor -- and LGBT ally -- Valerie Jarrett, the end (and future) is in sight. 

Freddies dead

And if he weren't already, Ace's singing "We Will Rock You" on this week's American Idol would have done the trick

The 20+ best LGBTQ+ historic sites and artifacts to add to your bucket list

We recommend Michelangelo's David, the original Pride flag, Stonewall, Dorothy's ruby slippers, and more.

Rami Malek Is Under Pressure to Honor Freddie Mercury's Queer Legacy

The progressive Egyptian-American Mr. Robot star channels queer but closeted Freddie Mercury in the new film Bohemian Rhapsody

97-year-old lesbian baller Maybelle Blair on heaven, progress, and the Cubs

The sports legend who helped inspire A League of Their Own is a lesson in living well.