Features
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Scary Movies
According to Andy Scahill, gays have a special dark place in the horror canon
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Scream Queen: An interview with AHS Hotel’s Denis O’Hare
American Horror Story grand dame Denis O’Hare spills his guts about coming out, working in horror and heels, and life on the set with Lady...
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Positive Messenger: Danny Pintauro discusses PrEP, meth and refocusing on HIV
Danny Pintauro hopes his new role as an HIV activist will put the virus back into the public light, particularly among the LGBT community
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Treating the Whole Patient
Whitman-Walker Health offers numerous addiction-related programs and services for individuals suffering from substance abuse
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Mark Segal: Dancing With History
The Publisher of the Philadelphia Gay News has long been a gay activist
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A Spoonful of Speculation
Was P.L. Travers, the author of Mary Poppins, bisexual?
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Vigil-ization
The first AIDS Vigil happened in San Francisco in 1985
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Transgender Forward
A timeline of significant moments in the transgender movement.
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Joseph Lobdell: Tragedy and Triumph
When Joseph Israel Lobdell passed away in 1912 at the Binghamton State Hospital, his death went largely unnoticed. Joe, as he was known, was 82...
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LGBT History Matters
Celebrating forgotten heroes, incredible progress and inspiring leaders in LGBT History
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Interview: Ellen Page on coming out, “Freeheld” and being gay in Hollywood
“Ohhhh, Ellen! God, I just gave her an award last night!” It’s an overcast, chilly Sunday afternoon in Washington, D.C. And Allison Janney is at...
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Wanda Sykes on marriage, politics and the importance of “Empire”
This past summer, Wanda Sykes paid tribute to the LGBT pioneers who paved the way for her success a half-century later. “I didn’t even know...
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The Queen of Comedy: An interview with Mo’Nique
Whether performing stand-up or pulling out the dramatic stops, Mo'Nique aims to be true to herself
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The Trouble with Stonewall: Roland Emmerich’s latest disaster movie
Roland Emmerich's Stonewall butchers a watershed moment in LGBT history
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Television: Fall Arts Preview 2015
It’s something of a tame year for television. As networks increasingly hedge their bets by ordering “event” television (read: shorter series that can be quietly...
