Calif. Court Nominee Dodges Tough Questions

GOProud Chair Christopher R. Barron says the marriage or bust approach of gay activists leaves little room for other reforms that will reduce discrimination against LGBT couples.

Oksana who? Gay blogger Randy Rainbow reaps the rewards of an abusive fantasy relationship with Mel Gibson in his latest YouTube satire.

Bruce LaBruce, the art film provocateur director of Hustler White and Otto; or, Up with Dead People, explains why being censored isn’t the worst thing for a filmmaker.

Nearly three years to the day after finding out he was HIV-positive, Advocate contributor Tyler Helms wonders when it's the right time to tell someone you have HIV.

Netroots Nation had the largest LGBT contingent in its five-year history and queer activists made noise, demanding action from Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

Daniel Schorr was a staple on the radio in Ari Shapiro's house while he was growing up. Now, Shapiro remembers the late NPR journalist — "Dan", his friend and colleague. 

Part three of the "Day in Gay America" photo series goes into the homes of gay Americans, including artist Dan Connery working on a series of life-size nudes.

From Project Runway to Glee to Modern Family, see how your favorite shows have helped — or hurt — the 15 networks ranked on GLAAD’s annual Network Responsibility Index.

Following the San Francisco Chronicle's website, LAtimes.com has launched a database of people who donated for and against California's marriage-equality amendment.

Day three of the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna featured moving words from Annie Lennox, a rally and a march. Check out photos here.

Abercrombie & Fitch has spent years courting the gay dollar. Now, with the relaunch of A&F Quarterly after a two-year absence, revisit some of the mag’s most homoerotic moments.

Advocate columnist Robert Levithan looks back on a life of love and the recent, younger lovers who have kept him in touch with enthusiasm and vitality.

School’s back in session for Pandora Boxx, who’s graduated from a fan favorite on RuPaul’s Drag Race to a professor on RuPaul’s Drag U.

COMMENTARY: Pentagon officials continue to bungle the march toward repealing "don't ask, don't tell" even as they work to clean up the debris left in their tracks.

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.