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Donald Trump ordered a ban on drag shows at the Washington, D.C., venue, but programmers under Ric Grenell managed to find a lot of plays where drag plays a central role.
The Tony Award-winning actor and writer shared an emotional statement criticizing Donald Trump's takeover of the Kennedy Center.
These picks may seem nonsensical, but we guarantee that we put more thought into them than Trump did his.
Move over, Wiggles! The RuPaul's Drag Race star released an EP of children's entertainment.
Other LGBTQ+ cast members include Luke Macfarlane, Amanda Bearse, Ts Madison, and Guillermo Diaz.
The school board’s decision to allow Max Hightower to resume his role in the musical follows intense community backlash and national debate over transgender rights in schools.
Student Max Hightower was told students had to be cast according to the gender they were assigned at birth. “I want every kid to be recognized and noticed and allowed to be themselves,” he said.
The Gay Deceivers was homophobic, juvenile, and, somehow, ahead of its time.
Darcelle's eponymous drag club in Portland, Ore., has been in business for more than 50 years.
Pierce Brosnan leaves 007 way behind as a "trisexual" hit man in the saucy new comedy The Matador
The bill signed into law by Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte goes further than others in specifically targeting the events.
The GOP makes it seem like drag queens are performing nightclub shows in front of kids at story hour events when they are actually inspiring children’s love of reading in over-the-top costumes.
Fox News uses the GLAAD-defined defamatory slur 'gender-bender' to refer to Chelsea Manning, adding to the network's long track record of deprecating trans individuals.
The Human Rights Campaign is calling on Gov. Greg Gianforte to veto these and other anti-LGBTQ+ measures.
This week's anti-interesting American Idol auditions will make you question your commitment to watching strangers humiliate themselves on TV.
