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“As a kid, LEGOs were a way for me to express myself artistically but also definitely a way to sort of escape a little bit and a way to decompress,” Richard Paules recalls.
The Advocate was invited to experience the White House holiday decorations and they did not disappoint.
A gay couple -- and blue state Democrats, no less -- invited to the Bush White House for a Christmas party? Advocate managing editor John Jameson recounts his and his partner's evening with George and Laura and a few hundred of their family and friends.
While there won't be a woman in the White House anytime in the near future, 24 took the reins and elected to cast two-time Tony Award winner Cherry Jones as its first female president, Allison Taylor, who is likely to have everything including terrorists, WMDs, and the kitchen sink thrown at her. Jones sat down with The Advocateto talk marriage, the White House, and her "fluid" relationship with partner Sarah Paulson.
When Paul Oakley Stovall isn't working for the Obamas (his day job) or hobnobbing with Oprah Winfrey, he's headlining at New York City's Joe's Pub with his new musical, CLEAR.
In the heady first years of feminism, lesbians crashed the party, forever bonding the two movements. To win the presidency, Hillary Clinton must reckon with both.
Intern Jack Breuer denies there were racial implications to the gesture and says he "would never make common cause" with racist groups.
The Advocate's executive editor, Neal Broverman, sits down with Jessie and Tracy to talk about the Rob Porter scandal and women in the White House.
The former mayor of New York, known for his record as a staunch supporter of marriage equality, is planning to throw his hat in the ring for president.
The Trevor Project, a suicide prevention and crisis intervention program aimed at LGBT young people, was honored today at the White House as part of the Obama administration's Champions of Change initiative.
