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The Imperial Court of New York’s legendary gala marks nearly 40 years of pageantry and purpose, with a masquerade benefitting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
The two talk to The Advocate about past and future stardom, their late cousin Whitney, and LGBT rights.
Rufus Wainwright ended his Judy Garland tribute tour in Hollywood on Sunday night. Job Brother reminds us that in this age of celebrity takedown, imitation is still the sincerest form of flattery.
In an age of dukes and debutantes, the real queens were celebrities in their own right, performing in private clubs—and occasionally on HBO.
Straight people control the narrative, which means Duke's camp role in Valley of the Dolls is lost in the remembrances.
If, like Jack, you're going to leave Project Runway early, it's best to do so with a trendy illness. Meanwhile Chris comes back for seconds.
Amid bar raids and the Red Scare, gay men in New Orleans established a vibrant culture. Read about the city's first first gay krewe in an excerpt from the new book Unveiling the Muse: The Lost History of Gay Carnival in New Orleans.
A grand tour of recent productions, from the stunning to the disappointing, with stops in Troy, Seville, Paris, Sweden, Egypt, and Verona. Many unlucky lovers will not survive the trip.
Mark Segal recounts his amazing life in activism in his new memoir, And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality. Read an exclusive excerpt below.
Here are 30 great guys who HIV Plus magazine named to its annual list of men who are reinventing what it means to be HIV-positive.
The Advocate asked each nominated poet and poetry editor from this year's Lambda Literary Awards to submit one from their collection.
