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Madonna's brother Christopher Ciccone dies at 63

Beyond his career as an artist and designer, Christopher Ciccone also worked as a creative director for his sister, Madonna, in the 1990s.

Parents Take Out Newspaper Ad to Celebrate Son's Coming Out

'The parents of Drake are pleased to announce their son has come out,' read the advertisement in the Houston Chronicle's Celebrations section.

Meredith Baxter on Hollywood's Effect on Homophobia

The actress speaks candidly about ageism in Hollywood and the positive effect LGBT visibility in entertainment is having on real life.

Here's Where I'm Coming From

Cyndi Lauper wanted to fight prejudice as a kid. But she had no power until she could vote. In this election, you have the power to vote. Will you use it?

Comedy Continues to Be #SoStraight #SoWhite #SoMale

The lack of diversity in entertainment goes beyond TV and movies.

Last Thoughts on Ricky Gervais

Good comedians like Amy Schumer and George Carlin make people laugh and provoke contemplation. Ricky Gervais is incapable of that, writes Transparent's Zackary Drucker.

'I Wanted to Stay Away From Pretty'

And Kenley does just that in both word and deed on this week's Project Runway. But darn it, Heidi and Co. have misplaced their box of consequences...

Casey Wilson: Penny For Your Thoughts

Happy Endings scene-stealer Casey Wilson chats about crashing lesbian communes, sharing scenes with Barbra Streisand in The Guilt Trip, and a circle of friends that's "fifty shades of gay."

The Truth About Pink

With her sixth studio album flying off shelves, the top pop artist of the last decade talks about marriage, music, motherhood, Occupy Wall Street, and her sexual orientation.

Diane Ladd Spreads Comfort and Joy

The three-time Oscar nominee shares wisdom and advice both on-screen and off.

The best revenge

After a life of struggle, doubt, and abuse, Janis Ian comes out on top with a new album, a world tour, and a thriving writing career and Melissa Etheridge does the amazing interview

READ: 1995 Advocate Cover Story On Playgirl's Departed Dirk Shafer

Filmmaker and taboo-busting Playgirl model Dirk Shafer was found dead Thursday at the age of 52. Read how Shafer challenged the sexual status quo in this Advocate cover story on him from future New York Times theater critic Charles Isherwood.

Love Letters to Madonna From the LGBTQ Community

Queer fans celebrate the Queen of Pop on her birthday.

2018’s Icons, Innovators, and Disruptors

American culture is changing fast. Here are the queer people leading the charge.

40 Cool Gifts for the Whole Crazy Family (Including Your Pets)

Some great gift ideas for parents, pets, kids, and partners.

Holiday Gift Guide for TV Lovers

Sure, the world's all-digital, but DVD and Blu-ray sets look a lot more exciting under the tree than, say, a Netflix gift card, so why not snag one of these 35 must-own collections for the TV buff.

The Top 175 Essential Films of All Time for LGBT Viewers

What is the most essential movie ever for LGBT viewers? There can be only one. We've made our pick, and now you can vote on Facebook and Twitter in a "Clash of the Classics!"