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Jussie Smollett, Tituss Burgess and Carson Kressley are among the out celebrities who appear in a video to raise awareness of the persecution of gay men in Chechnya.
Greg Federspiel flew from Chicago to Spokane, Wash., earlier this year – just for a car, a 1988 Lincoln Mark VII.
Windy City Times has released a statement calling claims of personnel changes related to their Dyke March coverage as false.
Illinois GOP Gov. Bruce Rauner's new "hand-picked" staffer was fired on his first day of the job after a series of homophobic and racially insensitive tweets were revealed.
Nine individuals, three organizations, and two friends of the community have been selected for 2017 induction into the Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame, the organization which honors and celebrates notable members of Chicago's LGBT communities.
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov has once again denied allegations that his government has carried out attacks against men it suspects are gay.
Democrats and LGBT groups are criticizing Attorney General Jeff Sessions for addressing the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a Christian conservative group opposed to LGBT rights.
Global Force Wrestling (GFW) delivered an emotional, 10-minute tribute, "Remembering Pulse Nightclub, 1 Year Later" on Monday, July 3 – with an appearance by survivor Tony Marrero, 49 rainbow-adorned seats, and wrestlers joining the crowd to cheer for Marrero, and more.
The 14th annual Ride For AIDS Chicago – a 2-day, 200-mile bicycle ride benefitting the Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN), held July 8-9 – raised more than $470,000, with funds still coming in through Aug. 15.
Out singer Adam Lambert will perform a musical tribute to George Michael at Project Angel Food's 27th annual Angel Awards in Los Angeles, California on August 19.
Showtime has announced that it is developing a sequel to its groundbreaking lesbian drama The L Word.
A 31-year-old man was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive early Tuesday morning at Steamworks, 3246 N. Halsted.
The monthly Octane Party from SKIN Productions, held July 8 at Fantasy Nightclub in Boystown, drew about 500 attendees, with DJ Alberto Ponzo (Brazil) delivering a high-energy, near-6-hour set.
Due to popular demand, Hell in a Handbag Productions' campy world premiere The Golden Girls: The Lost Episodes is adding five additional performances, extending production through Sept. 16 at Mary's Attic, 5400 N. Clark St.
The 26th annual Dance for Life Chicago will exemplify Chicago's versatile and virtuoso dance community with the eight companies that are performing August 19 at the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University.
A group opposed to Washington's transgender bathroom and locker room rule announced on Friday that it did not have enough signatures to make the November ballot.
The Church of England has backed a motion calling for an end to therapies that attempt to alter the sexual orientation or gender identity of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Christians.
Two Muslim groups in Indonesia and Malaysia have announced a boycott of three American companies over their support of LGBT rights.
An Orange County deputy sheriff is making history by becoming the first of her rank to come out as transgender.
Stylish silver foxes Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen spent the weekend vacationing in Tahiti together.
After a few cocktails, Richard Dickson was asked, or, more like it, told that he should participate in the annual Ride For AIDS Chicago. That was a year ago, after several gin & tonic drinks.
