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In his first interview since taking office, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel expressed support for changing the constitution to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry.
The 36th edition of Reeling — the world's second-oldest LGBTQ film festival — will launch its presentation of 31 features and 19 shorts with a party and screening of Freelancers Anonymous at the Davis Theater in the Lincoln Square neighborhood on Thursday, Sept. 20.
Danny Bernardo, who lived in Chicago for about 16 years before moving to Los Angeles in 2015, makes his film debut with Jerky, which he wrote, produced and acted in.
Only 4 percent of sexually active men who have sex with men in the United States are on Truvada, a new study has concluded.
The Archdiocese of Chicago has blocked a priest's plan to burn a rainbow flag which once hung at the parish he now oversees.
Tracy Baim, co-founder, publisher and executive editor of Windy City Times, has been named publisher of the Chicago Reader.
DJs Ale Maes and G. Cole shared the spotlight Saturday night, Sept. 8, for the monthly Octane Party from SKIN Productions, held at Fantasy Nightclub in Boystown.
Netflix's Queer Eye on Sunday won three Emmys, including outstanding reality show, at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
British actor Kit Harington has questioned the lack of openly gay actors in Marvel films.
The Honorable Eric H. Holder, the 82nd Attorney General of the United States, and musician and activist Common speak at the Auditorium Theatre in September as part of Roosevelt University's American Dream Reconsidered conference.
The Ride For AIDS Chicago celebrates its 15th anniversary this weekend, with a one-time-only special Anniversary distance (230 miles) and a new route.
Cher is coming to Chicago for her Here We Go Again Tour during the spring of 2019.
Saul Armendariz is in Chicago today as he alter-ego, longtime flamboyant exotico Mexican professional wrestler Cassandro, is the main speaker for the sold-out MexTalks from Latinos Progresando at the Goodman Theater (170 N. Dearborn), starting at 6:30 p.m.
SKIN Productions kicked off a busy September with LIBERATION: A Labor Day Party featuring DJ Leo Blanco on Saturday night, Sept. 1, at Fantasy Nightclub in Boystown.
Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds has criticized rapper Eminem for using a homophobic slur on his new album.
In an interview with The New York Times, Cher talked about her upcoming album and why she "hates" President Donald Trump.
Out actor Kevin McHale shares how he went from "skinny fat" to shredded in just 12 weeks.
Twenty years ago, the promotor for the RIP'D (Main Event) party in Austin, Texas was forced to jockey his DJ schedule due to flight delays.
GLAAD will honor Alyssa Milano with its inaugural Ariadne Getty Ally Award at the group's 2018 GLAAD Gala San Francisco on September 15.
In a recent interview, out singer-songwriter Adam Lambert said that Queen's lyrics remain relevant to the LGBT community.
A 2019 calendar is forthcoming with sculpted bodies captured in lakefront photos.
Kehlani, Laverne Cox and Ellen Page are among the out celebrities paying tribute to a 9-year-old boy who took his own life after he was bullied at school.
In a recent interview, out singer-songwriter Adam Lambert said that Queen's lyrics remain relevant to the LGBT community.
During a radio appearance, out singer Boy George quipped that he's not sure why Madonna "hates" him.
