Will & Grace

Vilanch’s time in television coincided with a sea-change in LGBTQ representation on the small screen. This tour through the ages explores it all.

Love for Jordan has been pouring out on social media from both celebrities and fans.

“I am in no way a racist. I am in no way transphobic. I’m a gay Jew who was brought up in a very open, accepting family.”

Co-creator Max Mutchnick also acknowledged that something “happened on the set this year” to cause a rift between Debra Messing and co-star Megan Mullally.

She played Rosario on the hit show, but she also appeared in dozens of other TV shows and movies.

“Megan is never in anything she posts ever…. and Debra is never in anything Megan posts.”

From a “Battle of the Gays” to a very bi “Who’d you rather?” Ellen kept it queer this year.

“Will & Grace” didn’t even make the top 20, but Rachel Maddow did.

There’s even a miniature bottle of vodka for Karen.

Straight people need to stop looking for reasons to ignore anti-LGBTQ bias.

“Oh yeah, that’s right, I had to come out first for you all to do that sitcom,” Ellen said about Will & Grace.

If there’s one thing you can count on, it’s that Cher will always make a return when things are “finished.”

Chicago’s Legacy Walk teaches our history in a unique and fascinating manner.

Messing’s slight dig at Megyn Kelly may have landed her in hot water with the corporate overlords.

Megan Mullally originally auditioned for the role of Grace?

There may be even more reason to get excited over the revival of “Will & Grace” this fall.

An ex-gay activist got mad at a writer for the sitcom. The writer knew what the ex-gay really wanted.

The show returns September 28.

The “Amazing Spider-Man” actor said he prepared to play a gay man on stage by binge-watching RuPaul’s Drag Race.

A fireworks show of tweets from Ellen, RuPaul, Janet Mock and even Joan Rivers awaits you.