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Madonna has released an empowering and uplifting new song "I Rise," the second track of five songs to be released before her upcoming album, Madame X, debuts on June 14.
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Madonna has released an empowering and uplifting new song "I Rise," the second track of five songs to be released before her upcoming album, Madame X, debuts on June 14.
Out actor Jussie Smollett won't be involved in the upcoming sixth season of Empire.
In a cover interview with LGBT glossy The Advocate, actor Tyler Blackburn said that he's identified as bisexual since he was a teenager.
When organizers started planning the inaugural Pride In The Park, they built a diverse list of about 100 artists to contact, GoPride.com has confirmed.
Best known for his role on the final season of Glee, Rilan takes a satirical look at Hollywood in his new song, "Love or Drugs," which came out March 22 and with the corresponding video released 10 days later.
An animated series about a team of LGBT superspies is coming to Netflix.
An all-star lineup has been announced for a new LGBTQ pride celebration on Saturday, June 29, in Grant Park.
At a panel at PaleyFest in Hollywood on Saturday, Martin Sheen and Sam Waterston discussed playing a gay couple on the Netflix hit comedy Grace and Frankie.
Queer Eye's culture guy Karamo Brown on Thursday questioned whether The Bachelor's Colton Underwood was gay.
Spring Awakening Music Festival is bringing together one of the best electronic music lineups in 2019. Following the announcement of a new location in Hoffman Estates, React Presents has released their full lineup.
The first-ever Pride in the Park Chicago will be held Saturday, June 29, in Grant Park, featuring live music performances by international and local talent, performances by several former contestants of RuPaul's Drag Rac
In his new music video for the single "Dancing in the Living Room," country singer Cameron Hawthorne has come out gay.
GLAAD will honor BeyoncÉ and Jay-Z for their LGBT advocacy at its upcoming 2019 Media Awards in Los Angeles.