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Opinion: Reduced product variety, diminished customer service, and decreased support for community programs like Pride events are inevitable, writes John Casey.
Otherwise known as Anthony Cox, the gay adult film star lived in Australia with his partner, fellow content creator and performer Sam Brownell.
The NHL banned players from wearing themed jerseys during warm-ups, but they didn't say anything about before warm-ups.
Opinion: At the end of the day, the ‘Houthis Group’ was just a bunch of smug kids who thought they knew better than everyone else, writes John Casey.
As brands launch Pride initiatives, let Target be an example of what not to do.
Following the NHL's crackdown on Pride nights, players now risk fines if they show support for other causes such as Indigenous Heritage and Hockey Fights Cancer.
The space agency rejected concerns over the naming of the James Webb Space Telescope, saying there isn't evidence that Webb participated in the Lavender Scare while he led NASA.Â
Homophobia in Hollywood is real. So why is the gay actor who addressed it apologizing, and not the studios who perpetuate it?
Guarding the bottom line while its cash-cow comedian grabs the low-hanging fruit.Â
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There are parts of Florida, and elsewhere, where people won’t be able to live in 20 years, says out meteorologist Steve MacLaughlin.
Now that Mike Richards is out as host after his offensive comments became public, bringing back jocular gay contestant Louis Virtel could help.
Four years after his queer sitcom fizzled, Jason Bateman earned a Golden Globe award and an Emmy nomination for playing the quintessential straight man on Fox's Arrested Development; even so, gays are still some of his best friends.
Another liar in the Republican Party? That's not very surprising.Â
Theo James speaks with The Advocate about the need for greater diversity in Hollywood blockbusters and why Divergent may be the science fiction genre's first bisexual allegory.
Verraros, who first came to fame on American Idol, and Rodriguez, from the original Queer Eye, found they could survive and thrive.
The out singer-songwriter is back with his latest collection of songs, Trophies.
The LGBT lawyers, doctors, activists, thinkers, and homecoming queens who changed the world.
Ever since the first issue of The Advocate clandestinely rolled off the presses in 1967, the content of the magazine has engendered debate, adulation, and occasionally venom.
Heard recently weighed in on Lively's allegations and its easy to see why.
