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In an exclusive clip shared with PRIDE.com, audiences see how "a Hoodoo practitioner's healing hands can help folks through some of life's most difficult circumstances."
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) hosted its annual star-studded, food-themed event GLAAD Hancock: Top Chef Invasion on July 29. The event featured a Top Chef style challenge, tasting stations from several Los Angeles-based restaurants and caterers, entertainment, and a food and wine-themed silent auction.
It's Emmy Awards week and we took a little time to scour the internet for our favorite Emmy speeches delivered by our favorite actresses, including a few who are actually gay. From political rabble rousers to just plain funny, a little lewd or joyfully tearful, here's a look at some Emmy speeches that made history, including Candice Bergen's thanking family values man Dan Quayle, Meryl Streep singing along with the exit music, Tina Fey winning everything for the past five years, Ellen Degeneres kissing Portia and Elaine Stritch doing what she does best --cracking people up.
Beverage of choice in hand, I compiled a Top Ten Sports Moments best titled the Good, the Bad, and the Just Plain Ugly. From lesbian mountain biker Missy Giove busted as a pot dealer, to questions about Caster Semenya's gender, it's been a bumpy ride. Grab your pom poms or put your mouth guard securely in place! Plus, Michelle Wei, Natasha Kai, Lisa Leslie and Amelie Mauresmo.
Angry gays and celebs like Drew Barrymore, Rose McGowan and Ricki Lake take to the streets over Prop 8. Grey's goes straight but Eden Riegel and Tamara Braun engage in heavy snogging on All My Children, Kate Winslet as Catherine Deneuve, The L Word looks killer, Mandy Musgrave wows at POWER UP and Bridget McManus is legally off the market.
SheWired.com Senior Editor Tracy E. Gilchrist and Advocate.com Editor Ross von Metzke dish on everything from from Queen Latifah's butch dyke Cleo to Phylicia Rashad ruling the Cosby roost to All My Children's lesbian wedding. Then it's on to a kiss between Teri Hatcher and Eva Longoria? Plus, Pink hangs with the gay girls, Dollhouse, Diane Lane and more...
While Oscar – or Hollywood as a whole – has rarely sought to represent queerness positively on film, there remain a few handfuls of performances that, for good or bad, helped to bring visibility to lesbian, bi, trans and queer characters throughout the years including turns by Cher, Hilary Swank, Charlize Theron, Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench, Whoopi Goldberg, Kate Winslet, Whoopi Goldberg, Julianne Moore and Nicole Kidman, Natalie Portman and Annette Beining.
Here’s a round-up of actresses nominated for queer roles since Oscar began, including a couple of gender-bending or ‘coded’ roles. We wholly admit we may have missed a few. Happy Oscars' season! We'd love to hear what some of your favorite 'queer' Oscar nominated performances are.
From Sci-fi epics to biopics about LGBTQ+ icons the streaming service is bringing the heat this fall
Lisa Vanderpump (Real Housewives of Beverly Hills) hosted GLAAD Hancock Park: Top Chef Invasion, an afternoon of tasting stations, a food and wine-themed auction and a Top Chef Challenge with Chef Fabio Viviani and Antonia Lofaso hosted by Top Chef: Masters alum Susan Feniger. Celebrity Judges and special guests included Dustin Lance Black (Milk), Jamie Lauren (Top Chef), Shonda Rhimes (Grey's Anatomy) and Jessica Collins.
Who's your pick for best performance?
