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Late night talk show host Conan O'Brien is going to tape his show in New York City next week -- and he's going to take advantage of the new gay marriage law.
Megachurch minister Joel Osteen said in an interview that he would attend a gay wedding -- but wouldn't officiate at one.
Former hospital executive Linda Harvey is warning parents that having a gay or lesbian doctor take care of a child might be hazardous to the child's health.
New Jersey's congressional delegation has recorded an "It Gets Better" video with an ironic twist -- three of the Republican congressmen involved have voted against legislation that would guarantee gays and lesbians equa
The federal government is recommending that boys get vaccinated against HPV-- but may find the virus' connection to gay men and anal cancer a tough selling point.
Police in Scotland are investigating the brutal murder of a gay bartender named Stuart Walker.
On Monday, Seaman Lee Reinhart will become Illinois' first gay veteran to re-enlist in the military, when he is sworn in by Rep. Mike Quigley (D-Illinois).
The annual number of gay dads and lesbian moms adopting children has tripled in the past decade, new census numbers show.
Chicago's Advisory Council on LGBT Issues is being merged with the city's Advisory Council on Women's Issues into a new council on Gender and Sexuality, which has a lot of people upset and concerned.
Thursday is Spirit Day, when millions of people around the world will show their opposition to anti-LGBT bullying -- and Facebook, Twitter and Google+ are encouraging people to make their profiles purple.
A lesbian couple in California has started giving their 11-year-old son, Tommy, hormone-blocking treatments so that he can follow through with a stated desire to become a girl named Tammy.
The Alice Independent School District in Texas denies that a gay cheerleader was kicked off the squad because he was caught kissing another boy.
ABC "World News Now" fill-in anchor Dan Kloeffler was so moved by the story of "Star Trek" actor Zachary Quinto coming out, that talked about his own sexuality for the first time on TV.
"Shine," a book about a gay teenager who is the victim of a hate crime, was named a National Book Award finalist, taken off the list, put back on the list and then taken off again over the past week.
Actor Zachary Quinto -- who played "Spock" in the recent Star Trek movie and plays Slyar in "Heroes" -- said that the suicide death of Jamey Rodemeyer has motivated him to come out of the closet.
Opponents of California's new law requiring public schools to teach students about gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender history will probably miss a Wednesday deadline to put the issue before the voters.
