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LGBTQ activists, great dramatic storytellers, and everyday people from the 1950s through today are celebrated on THIRTEEN.

Playwright, librettist, scriptwriter and LGBTQ activist Terrence McNally has long believed in the power of the arts to transform society and make a difference.

No one was feeling quite themselves in Episode 8, but we're grateful for resolution and reconciliation.

One of our beloved midwives gets a terrible shock, and so do we. We can assume this episode holds the Season 8 cliffhanger. Spoilers ahead.

An encore of Live from Lincoln Center: Falsettos brings the 2016 musical revival to THIRTEEN on June 7. See what's changed since the 1992 Broadway premiere.

There’s something for everyone in May – from cabaret to grand opera and beyond.

All kinds of labor issues are addressed in this week's episode, from health hazards for dock workers to a teen mother who gives birth for a second time.

A 20-year-old bride-to-be is shocked to learn that genetically, she's male. We look at today's knowledge about intersex traits and and resources today.

While tears of reconciliation were in this episode, so were sobs of grief as back alley abortion made another appearance this season.

For a limited time, every new membership gift to THIRTEEN of $120 or more will receive a one-year complimentary membership to the Jewish Museum in New York City.