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Transgender trailblazers Candis Cayne and Danna Davis recently told The Advocate about their new production company, Mary, It's Mary Productions, and all the upcoming projects you won't want to miss.
The Schitt's Creek star will co-write, produce, and star in a reboot of the classic that featured one of TV's first gay couples and kisses.Â
The satirical singer adapts hits from Cats, Mary Poppins, West Side Story, and more to lampoon Donald Trump's made-up Twitter word.
Transgender activists Ashlee Marie Preston and Dawn Ennis react to the news that the actor accused of sexual misconduct may stay.
Julian Fellowes, an Emmy and Golden Globe winner for TV's Downton Abbey, will write the screenplay for the much-discussed remake of Gypsy starring Barbra Streisand as Mama Rose.
For many queer women, how we wear our hair is more than just a matter of convenience — though for others it’s precisely that.
Our man on the New York theater scene boards a big gay bus to see struggling small-town teens, Jonathan Groff's racist rants, Joey Arias and his twisted puppets, an oversexed boy wizard, and more.
The gay composer-lyricist is "greatness personified," says Raul Esparza, who will host the show.
Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez are adapting a graphic novel, The Prince and the Dressmaker, into a movie musical.
Douglas Coupland returns with a hilarious new novel that explores tech culture, Ronald McDonald, lesbian separatists, and the nightmare of being Googled.
Chad Hodge, cocreator of TNT's Good Behavior, discusses why Hollywood's diversity conversation must include Trump voters.
From Edie Falco as a butch ex-con to Reichen Lehmkuhl's underwear in My Big Gay Italian Wedding, your man on the New York theater scene takes in the greatest and gayest shows off-Broadway.
Days' Eric Martsolf on living shirtless, Guiding Light tribute set for Daytime Emmys, Fish gets fried on One Life, and Y&R's Phillip Chancellor IV comes home from the war, and Chappell/Leccia team up for "Venice."
Will a tabloid's outing of actor Chad Allen damage his career, or is it all just a tempest in a time slot
