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“Check in on even your ‘strong’ friends. A caring, listening conversation that normalizes help-seeking can make all the difference,” says Dr. Christine Moutier.
Masters died unexpectedly Wednesday, said a family member, who did not state the cause.
Karine Jean-Pierre, Joel Kim Booster, Zooey Zephyr, Harvey Guillén, Mauree Turner, and more graced the stage last weekend for the ceremony honoring LGBTQ+ media representation.
Karen Ocamb's former boss gave an interview saying she was too old to write for Frontiers. Now Frontiers is bankrupt and she's suing for discrimination, while helping start up the nation's newest queer newspaper.
The recent troubles of LGBT media owner Multimedia Platforms constitue an aberration, several publishers proclaim.
Nicholas Hytner's 1985 production of Sir Michael Tippett's classic opera is released on DVD, giving viewers perhaps a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see it performed close to perfectly
Rabbi Denise Eger discusses coming out of the closet during the early days of the AIDS crisis on the LGBTQ&A podcast.
A grand tour of recent productions, from the stunning to the disappointing, with stops in Troy, Seville, Paris, Sweden, Egypt, and Verona. Many unlucky lovers will not survive the trip.
MCC's interim leader is a Cajun lesbian with a surprisingly modern family.
In his first gay-press interview, Zac Efron talks marriage equality, gay rumors, and why he almost went commando for his new film, The Paperboy.
The Advocate staff picks our favorite inclusive shows that make up fall 2014’s must-see LGBT TV.
