Cover Stories

The reality TV pioneer opens up about living with HIV, the difficullties of sudden fame, and the joys of fatherhood.

Lawmaker Roger Montoya, a proud gay man living with HIV, survived bullying, homophobia, and a nasty political campaign to emerge as one of our nation’s most inspiring leaders.

How the trans advocate and Emmy-nominated hairstylist broke free of negative thinking about life with HIV.

Villarosa is the nation’s preeminent expert on health disparities and HIV in the African-American community. 

He mesmerized us on The Wire and Boardwalk Empire, but his gay character on TV as HIV-positive veteran Ken Jones on When We Rise was smooth sailing for the actor and activist. 

Star of the newest revival of Tales of the City, gay actor Murray Bartlett brings to screen the iconic character living with HIV. Bartlett talks about the role and how he got here. Plus: Our annual treatment guide looks at the newest HIV drugs on the market, info on resistance and switching, and why starting meds immediately is critical these days.

For our recent cover, Plus spotlighted to very important men advocating for PrEP access in the Latinx community. 

Hosting on E! TV made Mark Malkin famous, but it's his marriage to Fabian Quezada-Malkin, one of Hollywood's most sought-after hair colorists,  that he's most proud of. The two men, both HIV-positive, talk about their very different lives (Quezada-Malkin is an immigrant), facing fear, coming out and coming together, and why we need to talk about HIV now more than ever. Plus: Fighting HIV criminalization on campus, whitewashing HIV history, Keith Haring fashion, and the treatment and prevention breakthroughs for 2018.