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Tan France tells The Advocate about his first-ever scripted role as a straight gang leader in Deli Boys, a version of him "that the world has never seen."
Trans writer and producer Seven King discusses his groundbreaking show Eden's Garden, poised to be the first scripted web series about trans men of color.
Ryan Murphy's latest series reveals the colorful and heartbreaking lives in ballroom culture in '80s New York.
Transgender activists Ashlee Marie Preston and Dawn Ennis react to the news that the actor accused of sexual misconduct may stay.
Angels in America's Patrick Wilson comes down to earth to discuss his two new films, Morning Glory and Barry Munday, and Hollywood's attempt to get him naked as often as possible.
Selma's scenes of struggle and violence in the 1960s conjure contemporary comparisons for out actor Colman Domingo.
The Oscar-nominated actor took time to engage with a heckler who believed Leto's role in Dallas Buyers Club should have gone to a transgender woman.
Seyi Omooba is suing the theater and former agents after being fired from the lead role in The Color Purple, but the theater's lawyer argues that she wouldn't have played the role anyway.
The event will be livestreamed free October 18, with donations suggested to benefit NewFest and the New York City Anti-Violence Project.
The stars of Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke’s Drive-Away Dolls, Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan, spoke with The Advocate about researching queer history, lesbian bars, and nostalgia for the 1990s.
The group called for changes in the entertainment industry through a manifesto in a national newspaper.
Full of Grace, an interview-based staged reading, took the stories of more than 30 LGBT Catholics to the stage at Fordham University.
Writers of New Girl, Difficult People, Fresh Off the Boat, and Being Mary Jane discuss what kinds of characters they'd like to see on television.
