Recently I visited with comedy's lovable "Queen of Mean" and also one of GMHC's heroes, Lisa Lampanelli. Lisa is working on her one-woman show, tentatively titled, Lisa Lampanelli: Skinny Bitch which she hopes to debut on Broadway in 2014. Plus she will be part of CMT's new animated show, Bounty...

Recently I sat down with Emmy and Tony Award winner Cynthia Nixon, who is a longtime supporter of Gay Men's Health Crisis and the host of our fifth annual fundraiser, Savor, which takes place Thursday, March 21.

Marjorie Hill: When did you first learn about the HIV/AIDS epidemic?

Cynthia...

Recently I sat down with designer Michael Bastian, who received this year's Style Vault Award from my organization, Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), for his generous support and for his exemplary talent in the fashion industry. This award would have been presented at...

I have been to four International AIDS Conferences, and although they have all been interesting and inspiring, the conference in July was especially wonderful for the mere fact that it was held at home. Having the conference in the U.S. showed that our advocacy had worked. By lifting the HIV...

Growing up, my family seldom used our living room. Maybe it was the dreaded plastic slip covers or perhaps the perceived conventionalism. But it was essentially a shell that embodied hope -- mostly my Mom's -- of a life just beyond the realities of Bedford-Stuyvesant in the early '60s. As...

The face of AIDS in America is rapidly changing: It is getting older and grayer. Thanks to the medications that have prolonged the lives of so many with this disease, within the next five years, more than half of all Americans with HIV will be 50 or older. But the...

This year Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), the oldest HIV/AIDS service organization in the world, will commemorate its 30th anniversary. Much has changed since the 1980s and the beginning of this global disaster. As GMHC was forming, some of our first tasks were to care and advocate for people dying...