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Actor Stephen Amell, who is best known for his portrayal of Oliver Queen / Green Arrow on the CW's Arrow, this week congratulated Colton Haynes on his coming out.
After being sworn in as Army Secretary, Eric Fanning held a press conference in which he thanked his boyfriend Ben Masri-Cohen for standing by his side during a "confusing" confirmation process.
Singer-actor Nick Jonas covers the June/July cover of gay glossy Out.
The Chicago House Board of Trustees on May 3 approved Scott Ammarell as the next Chief Executive Officer of the social service agency. Ammarell replaces Rev. Stan Sloan, who previously announced his resignation effective
Equality Illinois, the state's oldest and largest organization advocating for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Illinoisans, today named Brian C. Johnson as Chief Executive Officer.
Cradles to Crayons, the national nonprofit providing everyday essentials to children living in poverty, today announced that it has named Bernard Cherkasov as Executive Director, Cradles to Crayons–Chicago.
Apple CEO Tim Cook tops gay glossy Out's Power 50 list for a second year in a row.
In an interview with gay glossy Out, Lilly Tomlin and Jane Fonda were asked about their big gay followings.
Jason Kennedy is taking his passion for photography, which dates back about 20 years, to the public for the first time.
Joe Hollendoner, MSW, has been appointed CEO of San Francisco AIDS Foundation, effective May 2, 2016. Hollendoner most recently served as First Deputy Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH).
Windy City Times is seeking to recognize 30 more outstanding LGBT individuals (and allies) for its annual 30 Under 30 Awards.
Out actor Jussie Smollett is among the eight recipients of the NAACP Chairman's Award.
Bernard Cherkasov, the long-serving chief executive officer of Equality Illinois, will be leaving the organization later this year.
Mimi Marks has graced the stage of the Baton Show Lounge for 25 years, but on Sunday, the iconic performer will say farewell.
Out actor Danny Pintauro says in a new op-ed that he disclosed his HIV status to his husband on their first date.
Appearing Sunday on 60 Minutes, Apple CEO Tim Cook explained why he thinks being gay is a "gift."
Bill Pritchard is leaving office as the unofficial "Mayor of Boystown." Yep, the 45-year-old Chicagoan has sold or donated most of his belongings and, come December 14, he's driving to Seattle, heading home, heading in a
Acting Under Secretary of the Army Eric Fanning, the highest ranking gay member of the U.S. military hierarchy, is to be nominated as Secretary of the Army by President Obama. Fanning, 47, has a long, distinguished gover
Chicago House and Social Service Agency CEO Rev. Stan Sloan has confirmed he will be leaving his post as of June 30, 2016.
Thomas Roberts on Saturday anchored NBC's Nightly News, making him the first openly gay anchor of a prime-time newscast on any of the major television networks.
Tim Cook tops gay glossy Out's ninth annual Power 50 list.
Openly gay singer/songwriter Steve Grand took to social media on Monday to post the first photo of him with his debut release, the aptly named All-American Boy.
Chicago Cubs icon and Hall of Fame shortstop Ernie Banks, known simply as "Mr. Cub", passed away Friday night at age 83.
Los Angeles Galaxy defender Robbie Rogers says he has no regrets about coming out gay.