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The Normal Heart, director Ryan Murphy's film adaptation of Larry Kramer's Tony-winning play about the early days of the AIDS pandemic in New York City, won the Emmy on Monday for best television movie.
Out actor Jim Parsons on Monday won his fourth career Emmy.
Out British singer Sam Smith recently said he's not a fan of dating apps such as Tinder and Grindr.
Andrew Scott, who's best know for playing arch-villain Jim Moriarty on Sherlock, has described his coming out as "really lovely."
Out singer Adam Lambert believes it's getting easier for openly gay male artists.
Blend new wave-pop with a dash of alternative rock, and what you get is Neon Trees, one of the top headliners planning to tear up the stage at Northalsted Market Days.
Here's a bit of advice before you go see the new Lasse HallstrÖm movie The Hundred-Foot Journey (Touchstone/DreamWorks). Don't see it on an empty stomach. A feast for both the eyes and the belly, The Hundred-Foot Journey
Nearly 200,000 people from across the country will converge on North Halsted St. throughout the weekend for the 2014 Northalsted Market Days, the largest two-day outdoor street festival in the Midwest, which officially o
More than 40 musical acts may be taking the stage this weekend in Boystown, but there are six headliners and up-and-comers that shouldn't be missed at Northalsted Market Days.
This weekend upwards of 200,000 will descend on Boystown for the Midwest's largest street festival -- because who knows how to throw a party better than the LGBT community?
Spectacular live entertainment, delicious food, endless shopping and plenty of people-watching marks the onset of the 33rd annual Northalsted Market Days street fair to be held Sat. Aug. 9 and Sun. Aug 10 in Chicago's La
Brendon Boyd Urie, the 27-year-old lead vocalist of Panic! at the Disco, has described a Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) protest during a Kansas City performance as "pathetic."
English actor Ben Whishaw says he feared coming out gay.
After more than 30 years in the music industry, it's clear Belinda Carlisle's still got the beat.
Blend new wave-pop with a dash of alternative rock, and what you get is Neon Trees, one of the top headliners planning to tear up the stage at Northalsted Market Days.
If you haven't heard of Mary Lambert, you undoubtedly caught yourself singing her lyrics.
Want an idea of what to expect from pop-duo sensation Karmin at Market Days? Simply take a stroll back in time to ChicagoPride.com's photo gallery of their performance in 2012, during the height of their "Brokenhearted"
Although he has more than 3.2 million views of "All American Boy," a fully funded Kickstarter campaign to record a debut album and a list of accolades in the media, Steve Grand is just beginning his career.
"I might be singing a song that I performed on America's Got Talent," musician Branden James confessed to ChicagoPride.com.
After the immense success of their "Summer Olympics" Pride Party, Neverland is excited to return to Metro Chicago for Market Days with "Gravity."
Tony Tripoli is headed to Boystown for the first time to perform his stand-up show on Friday at 7 and 9 p.m. at Circuit Nightclub, 3641 N. Halsted St.
Those waiting for the proper follow-up to Zach Braff's amazing directorial debut Garden State will have to wait a little longer. His new movie, Wish I Was Here (Focus), doesn't get us there.
Anna Paquin, star of the HBO supernatural drama True Blood, says she wants to make bisexuality "boring."
For years, Andy and Lana Wachowski, the award-winning directors and producers of such films as The Matrix, V for Vendetta, and Cloud Atlas, have kept their Hollywood secrets hidden from the general public.