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Carly Rae Jepsen, Elliot Page,and Mae Martin are among over 400 celebrities that have signed a letter opposing to the rise of anti-LGBTQ+ laws in Canada.
The reality show star came out right before the 2024.
This special, which drops on March 28, is perfect for those who want to laugh at stories with a queer spin on them.
The reality TV icon is chatting with The Advocate on her exciting new chapter living life out and proud.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy these queer movies and tv shows premiering this month.
To celebrate Nonbinary Awareness Week we're highlighting the amazing contributions of nonbinary people in history!
Beautiful and brilliant (and, incidentally, trans), the actress is an early awards contender for her starring role in Monica. But will Hollywood continue to reward her talents?
The ahead-of-its-time 1985 doc that features interviews with queer activists like Ann Bannon, Harry Hay, Audre Lorde, and Frank Kameny gets a Pride Month re-release.
This the history of Betty Friedan, "feminine feminists" and the Lavender Menace.
Forty years ago this summer, two momentous events happened just 100 miles apart, but they might as well have been on different planets. Now the Brokeback Mountain filmmakers have adapted Elliot Tiber's memoir, Taking Woodstock, and imbued Woodstock with the spirit of Stonewall in a controversial new film -- and it's a comedy.Â
Celebrate Black history and culture with these tales of the Black LGBTQ+ experience.
It's the event of the year for classic film devotees — here are some recommendations for the discerning queer fan.
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.
Our entertainment and events highlights this week include Supergirl's TV debut, Adele's return, and Oprah's Master Class with Ellen.
The cable channel will show The Times of Harvey Milk, The Celluloid Closet, and more, with commentary from filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman.
A return to New Orleans arouses long-buried desires.
