The Republican Party's official 2024 platform no longer explicitly opposes same-sex marriage but harshly opposes transgender rights.
The Grammy-nominated musician’s latest might not have the makings of a chart-topper, but it deserves to be heard all summer in gay clubs.
Long critical of Pope Francis, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano continues to post homophobic rants on social media.
It's murder on the dance floor, and all over the stage, in Monumental's delightfully demented "American Psycho."
Studio Theatre revives George C. Wolfe's pungent satire "The Colored Museum" in a hilarious new production.
The House approved a resolution to reverse Title IX, Biden's rules designed to protect transgender students from discrimination.
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Right-wing Heritage Foundation insists no hack occurred, while the group, SiegedSec, is banned from X and abruptly disbands.
The owner of the Crowne Plaza in Dallas claims members of AKA Sorority complained of scantily-clad DaddyLand participants.
Brenda Biya, the daughter of Cameroon's president, hopes her coming out will help change her country's anti-LGBTQ laws.
A Norwegian court upheld a fine imposed on Grindr for allegedly sharing users' "sensitive" information with third parties.
DeShawn Watkins faces charges of first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse in the slaying of transgender teen Pauly Likens.
Russian police reportedly enlisted two men, including a gay porn star, to entrap and arrest gay men in the North Caucasus region.
The 25-year-old U.S. hurdler, who missed out on qualifying for the Olympics last month, came out as gay in a New York Times interview.
Critics slam Heritage Foundation's ultra-conservative Kevin Roberts for casting the upcoming election as a "second American Revolution."
Amid the Chinese Communist Party's crackdown on the LGBTQ community, a Williams Institute report finds pockets of acceptance.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson gave a speech appearing to endorse violence against political and ideological enemies.
Samuel Woodward was convicted of first-degree murder and hate crime charges in the 2018 slaying of Blaze Bernstein.
Protests broke out across Ireland as a soldier avoided jail for assaulting a woman in an anti-gay slur incident.
Generational and ideological differences cause riffs in the House in Mario Correa's sharp, contemporary "N/A."