We’d recognize her anywhere. Big hair. Big voice. And hairy chest. It’s Martha Graham Cracker, the drag persona created by actor Dito Van Reigersberg, who […]
There are few books I rush out to buy – in hardcover – from the local bookshop down the street. But when Patti Smith’s book […]
Philadelphia attorney Tiffany Palmer has been named one of the nation’s “Best LGBT Lawyers Under 40” by the National LGBT Bar Association. Palmer has been a […]
Lady Gaga’s “You and I” video was leaked by blogger Perez Hilton. And the country-tinged song inspired the pop star to appear in male drag. […]
Starting on Aug. 20, Philly will be up to its ears in women – softball-playing women – who are in town for the ASANA Softball […]
Remember Adam Carolla? Barely, right? Well, the comedian who first made his mark on MTV’s Loveline years ago (yep, he gave sex advice) is back […]
Our friends at the Greater Philadelphia Flag Football League (GPFFL) shared a video with us about a few of the players. In the past, these […]
Since they first played themselves on The L Word, New York’s hip-hop duo God-des & She have been on a swift road to stardom, especially […]
Michele Bachmann may have won the straw poll in Iowa recently, but chances are she didn’t win over any LGBT fans after Meet the Press […]
After a special meeting last week at the William Way, the future of an LGBT-friendly senior housing property is uncertain. The board voted unanimously to […]
Picture it: It’s your big day and you’re ready to say “I do” to the person you’ve been with for five months, five years or […]
Inspired by a trip to the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Gunner Scott, the exective director of the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition, decided to […]
The Advocate is asking folks from around the world to take pictures today for the second annual “A Day in Gay America” that chronicles the […]
Friday, August 12 William Way’s “Guys Night Out” (5:30 p.m.) enjoys The Butch Factor, an award-winning documentary about gay men and masculinity tracing its roots […]
Robert Frost once said that “a poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness.” Nothing could be […]
