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Vår announces details of debut LP
Westboro Baptist Church's Fred Phelps may be gay, Lauren Drain speculates
Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps' homophobia may have roots in his sexual orientation, a former church member speculates.
Nate Silver balks at gay conformity
Statistician Nate Silver doesn't believe in gay conformity any more than straight conformity.
Scrooge and Marley premiers at the Music Box Theatre November 29
Dickens' 160-year-old story remains the same, but is "recounted from a gay sensibility with heart, comedy and music," destined to be a Christmas favorite for audiences "of all persuasions."
Steve Starr, tribute taking place Dec. 12
An event planned by Steve Starr to mark 45 years in the business will now be a tribute to the prominent Chicago photographer, who passed away Nov. 12.
Bonnie Metzgar to step down as AFT Artistic Director
The Board of Directors of About Face Theatre Company has announced that Artistic Director Bonnie Metzgar will be stepping down at the end of the theatre's 2012/13 Season.
Nate Berkus says once he came out gay, he never went back
Designer Nate Berkus says once he came out gay, he never went back.
Kinky Boots musical opening night toasts Broadway cast and stars at Sidetrack (video)
Pop icon Cyndi Lauper and four-time Tony-award winner Harvey Fierstein were on hand for yesterday evening's red carpet event for the world premiere of the new musical Kinky Boots.
Nate Berkus: Boyfriend loss allowed me to embrace my vulnerability
Designer Nate Berkus believes losing his boyfriend in a tsunami has allowed him to embrace his vulnerability.
The Rescues' AG fearlessly covers The Beatles
Gay billboard artist Matt Zarley releases inspiring new music video
Broadway veteran, songwriter, Billboard dance sensation and 2002 People Magazine's "Hottest Bachelor" Matt Zarley released his latest music video, "Change Begins With Me", an inspirational anthem with a resounding messag
Karmin's coolest cover to date: Rolling Stone
It's a huge achievement for any artist to make the cover of Rolling Stone, but for Karmin, it's doubly impressive. The editors of the venerable magazine selected them for their "Women Who Rock" competition, and Karmin's
Tony Lucca signs to Adam Levine's Label 222 Records
Rihanna reignites with new single "Diamonds"
Bob Bergeron, author of gay self-help books, commits suicide
Manhattan therapist Bob Bergeron, 49, had just finished writing a book called "The Right Side of 40" last year -- a positive book about how to age gracefully as a gay man.
Out in Chicago exhibit wins Allan Bérubé prize
The Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender History announced the "Out in Chicago" exhibition, produced by Chicago History Museum (CHM), as a winner of Allan Bérubé Prize, an award that recognizes outstandin
Gerber/Hart announces new location in Rogers Park
The salons and strip clubs of Tabatha Coffey
Alec Baldwin, Julia Roberts, Mark Ruffalo to star in gay drama 'The Normal Heart'
Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy is bringing "The Normal Heart" to the big screen, starring Alec Baldwin, Julia Roberts, and Mark Ruffalo.