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Jacob Rostovsky, CEO of Queer Works, is charged with grand theft, misappropriation of public funds, insurance fraud, perjury, and money laundering. He has pleaded not guilty.
The star of the dark thriller chats with The Advocate about being out in Hollywood and how the male gaze affects her.
Queer filmmakers gathered to discuss their work in an event sponsored by the groups.
Fans of Maggie Sawyer, a queer character on the hit show, channeled their devotion into a rallying cry for queer youth and the work of Cyndi Lauper.
Three incredible works showed me I have queer, trans, and disabled ancestors.
The LGBT news mag is being recognized by GLAAD for its work covering the national queer community.
Social media has allowed these queer artists to exhibit and sell their work as well as create a community.
If it's not work, their loathing of queers, and obsession with autocracy, do they sit in silence like Clarence does on the high court?
Lesbians, drag queens, and queer folks of all stripes are working together to save each other's pets, homes, and sanity.
Author Julietta Singh evocatively recalls her experiences as a brown, queer woman in her most transparent work to date.
With Kamora's Cultural Corner, the activist and advocate is creating spaces that center queer Black artists and is doing necessary local work on a national level.
The Guilt Trip director talks about the film's LGBT appeal, having a queer sensibility, and working with the original funny girl.
Marc Zinaman's Queer Happened Here "celebrates the indelible relationship between people and place, honoring the transformative power of pride, unity, and love." Check out select historic images from the book.
Isaac Julien brings the queer auteur's life and work back to the big screen with his documentary Derek, which will premiere at Sundance.
Advocate contributor Lawrence Ferber reports back on all there was to see and hear at this year's Berlin Film Festival -- including everyone who took home the top prizes at the 22nd Annual Teddy Awards, honoring queer work in the festival.
In this central work of queer Chinese literature, the story of a torrid love affair between wealthy businessman Handong and naive student Lan Yu is set against the political unrest of the 1980s. Bei Tong is the anonymous author of Beijing Comrades, and his true identity has been a subject of debate since the work was first published on a gay Chinese Web site in 1998 and quickly earned a devoted following. The book, excerpted here, is now translated into English for the first time by Scott E. Myers.
