Tracy Gilchrist

Rumours stars Cate Blanchett and Denis Ménochet chat with The Advocate about how the satirical film nails perceptions of women in power.

Out Oscar winner Ariana DeBose tells The Advocate, "I think there's something [about horror] that allows people to process, and maybe it is the sensation of being scared into it."

Elizabeth Banks and Luis Gerardo Méndez play rival estheticians in the layered film Skincare, inspired by a true story.

A multi-award winner, Corey Sherman's Big Boys is an ode to queer teens who never saw themselves on screen.

Ahead of Love, Jamie's premiere on PBS's American Masters, The Advocate has an exclusive first look at the full documentary short that tells the story of friendship between trans artist Diaz, just released on parole, and Gabriel Joffe, a younger nonbinary person inspired by Diaz's art.

We’ve seen some stellar queer films this year already. Here are 10 you should check out this weekend.

An exclusive clip from director Daisy Friedman’s As You Are depicts a queer woman with a disability discussing feeling seen for the first time with her partner.

In her new book, Marcie Bianco makes a compelling call for a collective feminist mindset that leaves behind the idea of equality as the end goal.

Brandi Carlile is a musician's musician, and these collaborations prove just how much she's admired across the industry. Check them out here and be changed for the better.

Oscar winner Sally Field chats with The Advocate about why parents supporting their LGBTQ+ kids is critical on-screen and in life.

The breakout star of The Prom discusses the Unruly Hearts initiative, being queer and playing queer, and falling in love with Ariana DeBose on screen.

Waterston chats with The Advocate about how she and costar Vanessa Kirby found the economy of the language of love in the new queer-themed film.

Harris said that while she had to serve the California Dept. of Corrections, she worked behind the scenes to change the anti-trans policy.

The term has been bandied about a lot since the #MeToo movement began, but what does it really mean and where did it come from?