Caster Semenya Returns Strong

After President Obama revealed the new U.S. plan to fight HIV, several leaders from the nation's top advocacy groups voiced their support for the plan, as long as it can be carried out.

Gay and Latino cultures collide in the Spanish adaptation of the boxing drama Blade to the Heat. Playwright Oliver Mayer explains why the new Filo Al Fuego packs the same punch.

With the support of her partner and children to keep her going, Lanier Lobdell tours the country on her "Going the Extra Mile Tour" to raise awareness for rheumatoid arthritis.

Editor, radio host, and Oprah’s best friend, Gayle King, tells Advocate editor Jon Barrett why she supports marriage equality — and how she responds to rumors about her own life.

Lt. Dan Choi is a free man — one who says he'll likely return to the White House to protest "don't ask, don't tell," with or without Kathy Griffin.

Advocate contributor Tyler Helms — here with his ex-boyfriend Adam — lives with one common question looming around him: Would you date someone who is HIV-positive?

Director Lisa Cholodenko, Julianne Moore (pictured), and the cast of The Kids Are All Right talk gay rights, modern families, and playing to middle America. 

Director David Sigal serves up a starry, spicy slice of New York’s LGBT history in his Outfest selection Florent: Queen of the Meat Market.

The Facts of Life’s Mindy Cohn takes the good and takes the bad as “the oldest living fag hag” in the outrageous Outfest selection Violet Tendencies.

Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle's (right) unfathomable act of cowardice in vetoing basic protections for thousands of same-sex couples was not egregious enough to elicit a reaction from the Obama administration, even as it prepares to appeal this week's historic ruling against DOMA.

Wanna know how stars like Chris Colfer to Jesse Tyler Ferguson reacted to to their Emmy nominations? A little bird fills us in.

For our second annual gay pride edition, your man on the New York theater scene overdoses on eye candy and goes solo with Joan Rivers, Jackie Beat, and Raven O.

When the romance fades and lesbian couples head to divorce court, some are finding the laws that barred them from from marrying are also preventing them from obtaining custody of their ex-partners' children.

The accomplished artist who inspired A Single Man discusses Tom Ford’s film version of the classic novel, his prolific painting career, and why Liza Minnelli was miscast as Sally Bowles.

COMMENTARY: Advocate columnist Robert Levithan comes to realize the only thing standing between him and pleasure is him. 

COMMENTARY: Can advisers be fierce advocates on LGBT issues without being LGBT? White House policy chief Melody Barnes argued they could when asked about the lack of a senior LGBT official in Obama's inner circle.

Crystal Chappell loses her Emmy but wins support of LGBT fans, Susan Lucci honors Agnes Nixon, B&B gets twisted and bold, and is Thom Bierdz coming back to daytime?

Editor Zack Rosen is the winner of a full scholarship to this month's NetRoots Nation summit in Vegas — and all he had to do to win was promise to take off his pants.

Kelis celebrates the "4th of July," Taylor Lautner gets hot and heavy, and Colin Firth delivers an award-worthy performance in Tom Ford's directorial debut.

After 25 years on CNN, Larry King is signing off. But the legendary TV host leaves a strong legacy on gay issues ... and some choice moments with Cher, Dolly, and more.

The reality television star, boxed-wine aficionado, and new author opens up about drinking with Betty White, her “boyfriend” Bill O’Reilly, and why she supports gay rights.

In I Am Love, her first film as a credited producer, Oscar-winner Tilda Swinton stars as a wealthy housewife blindsided by a passion that threatens to destroy her carefully cultivated existence.