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The event celebrated the magazines’ Pride Month cover stars, Jonathan Groff (Merrily We Roll Along) for Out and Wayne Brady (The Wiz) for The Advocate.
The Advocate takes a look at just how far the gay and lesbian movement has come in the four decades since Stonewall with a collection of 40 of our favorite covers.
This is how we celebrate Pride.
“I am a trans pregnant man and I do exist, so no matter what anyone says, I literally am living proof,” Logan Brown says.
A priest at a church in New Jersey was offended by a reproduction of Keith Haring's interlocking male symbols.
The event also saw the announcement for this year's Can't Cancel Pride lineup.
Check out the queer stars featured in British Vogue's July Issue.
Some political spouses shy away from controversy, but Chasten is no shrinking violet. He’s passionate, caring, and pissed off — and ready to stand up to bullies.
In our Pride cover story, the rock god and queer icon discusses music, makeup, LGBTQ+ history, and his move into the nonprofit arena.
In a history-making Pride cover of People magazine, the gay CNN anchor admitted there was a time when he thought fatherhood wasn't possible.
The Gilded Age and And Just Like That... star graces the cover of our annual Pride issue and opens up about balancing career, family, and fighting for equality.
Marvel said it would celebrate Pride this year "by looking beyond those of us in the LGBTQIA+ community and focusing on those who support them: the allies.”
Central Alabama Pride has been awarded The Advocate’s inaugural Communities of Pride Award.
Journalists for the station weren't having it though.
The trailer for the FX docuseries from directors including Cheryl Dunye, Andrew Ahn, and Yance Ford is out now.
"I think we don't need these people coming in and trying to steal our glitter and our glory and our spotlight," Nixon said.
America's oldest LGBTQ publication has come a long way since its start as a newsletter in Los Angeles in 1967.
The Congregation at Life in the City painted over spray-painted messages of hate before Sunday service rolled around.
Nature gives one gay reporter a moment of healing after a tumultuous Pride season.
An internal memo was circulated at the station calling for reduced coverage of Pride month events.
