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October 01 2024 3:40 PM
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Which actor can take on this iconic role?
PRIDE’s Grand Marshal opens up about the pains and joys of being out in Tinseltown, coming out to his family, and how he’s fighting for his community.
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There's nothing like teams of lesbians and gay men hurling balls at each other at warp speed. Writer Jenn Kennedy takes us inside the West Hollywood Dodge Ball League. Break out your tube socks and duck!
"Maybe some white filmmaker will be able to do it," says Daniels.
"If you change the way that movies are made, I think you can change the world."
Does your loneliness lead to bad decisions? That's one of the introspective questions explored in this new queer web series.
The word "equality" was cut out of a sign affirming the Hollywood United Methodist Church's stance that it supports marriage equality over the weekend. The sign, adorned on one of the most gay-friendly churches in Los Angeles, previously said, "All are precious in God's sight. This church supports marriage equality."
Media Advocates Giving National Equality to Transsexual & Transgender People (MAGNET) is hosting a panel discussion tonight entitled ‘Women Demanding Change Now: The Dehumanization of Transsexual Women through the Gay Male Hollywood Lens’
The Boss danced the night away at West Hollywood's iconic gay bar.
In a week where Newsweek pissed off half of Hollywood and all of gay Hollywood and their supporters, Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Biel, Katherine Heigl, Lucy Lawless, Elizabeth Mitchell, Christine Woods and Stephanie Hunt lead this installment of the Hollywood Trade Roundup, a collection of hotties making headlines in The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety.
In West Hollywood, the gay center of greater Los Angeles, a decoration meant to celebrate Pride month will now become a permanent fixture, West Hollywood Patch reports. The West Hollywood City Council initially approved rainbow-colored crosswalks in the LGBT-friendly area for Pride month in June.
There are penis jokes—but there's also a heartfelt coming-out story that might just break Hollywood's unspoken ban on gay characters in film.
Veteran Hollywood gay girl Jenn Kennedy tests out West Hollywood's glamorous new girls' night at Booby Trap. And while the space is ultra-cool and the girls are hot, there's no getting around the inevitable passing of the baton from older to younger.
Halloween is America’s gay holiday. And this weekend of lavish costumed theatricality will attract everyone, but especially lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) revelers. By the 1980s, gay enclaves like Key West, West Hollywood, and Greenwich Village were holding their annual Halloween street parties. And the parades the night of Halloween did and still do draw straights and gay spectators out to watch.
An answer on whether gay marriage can commence in California is expected any day now, and some municipalities have already started to prepare. West Hollywood, with its numerous gay residents and politicians, will be ready to officiate same-sex marriage licenses should Judge Vaughn Walker not issue a stay on his decision that overturned Prop. 8. West Hollywood city clerk Tom West tells The Advocate that on Tuesday, members of the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder's office will travel to West Hollywood to deputize the city's councilmembers so that they can officiate same-sex marriages.
A renaissance woman who's worked in Hollywood for more than 30 years Nia Peeples has proved she has more to share than her hair, that gorgeous tousled coif that endeared her to many a girl and gay man in the 80’s when she was churning out chart toppers like “Trouble” and starring in the Fame TV series. SheWired chatted with Peeples about her Elements of Life her gay following and big-hair heydays of the 80’s and playing a homophobic mom to a gay teen on Pretty Little Liars.
What's black and white and gorgeous all over? Some of the designs from last night's episode of Project Runway, that's what. Gay, West Hollywood native, Johnny creates a steamy situation with his explaination of why he started a second look late in the challenge.
Erin Foley's enthusiasm for performing prompted her to create a stand-up show for like-minded individuals: The gays. The openly lesbian comedian began producing Gays R Us, a monthly show at the Hollywood Improv. Foley also opened for iconic stand-up performer Suzanne Westenhoefer, the first comedian to come out on-stage at a straight comedy club.
While Qualley didn't come out publicly until 2020, he came out at work in 2015 in a stand against casual homophobia he witnessed on there. "I deserve respect because I give it," said Qualls.