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A new spy novel takes its cues from the Cold War but leaves the closet behind. (Below, read an interview with the author, along with an extract from the book.)
Amy Bloom's White Houses tells the story of the First Lady and her first lady.
The author's tale of teenage sex, All the Dirty Parts, is one of many books by mostly straight men that challenge the idea of gay adulthood as the endgame.
How a vampire slayer (and her awesome sidekick) changed TV forever.
And why he still won't name even one
The Internet superstar discusses coming out, growing up Jewish, and keeping nothing private.
"I am a gay man. I am a gay man. I am a gay man. I don’t know how many times I have to say that.”
'I don’t want, in my life ever, some prince dude to come save me. I don’t need to be saved. I’m my own person. I’m strong.'
'Being a girl isn’t what I hate, it’s the box that I get put into.'
Everybody shaved as soon as they finished shooting the season: Murray Bartlett (Dom) ditched his ‘stache, and Frankie J. Alvarez (Augustin) was sporting just the slightest of scruff.
A year in the crazy fast lane with How to Get Away With Murder’s It boy, Jack Falahee.
Leighton Meester, foul-mouthed and playing gay — but not tart
TV Show Of The Year
Benoit Denizet-Lewis on traveling with his dog Casey, the bisexual controversy, and why James Franco is making a film about his ex-gay friend
The actor proclaimed his longtime love for the gays at Outfest's gala event
Director Bryan Singer on not really coming out, the queer allegories of superheroes, and the power of Ellen Page
The author and ESPN columnist discusses her memoir about coming out as a college basketball player
Plus: Why the actor is reluctant to talk about his weight loss and physical changes for his emotional role in The Normal Heart
How Matt Bomer met Larry Kramer, won his dream role in The Normal Heart, and kept on living his own normal, yet charmed, life.
'It blew my mind in terms of the level of unconditional love between Ned and Felix—my goodness, if these people could incorporate this into their lives, under their circumstances, why can’t I?'
