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Neverland invites you to get down and dirty with the animal inside this Memorial Day Weekend for the first-ever IML edition of their high concept theme dance parties: "Animal Farm."
Prom. It's a high school rite of passage that, for many in the LGBT community, was anything but a glamorous time.
HBO on Tuesday announced a July premiere date for Looking: The Movie.
Gay dating app Jack'd is doing its part to #ChangeTheGame with a series of tees and tanks to counter the controversial 'No Fats, No Fems' t-shirt.
In a recent interview to help promote Queen's upcoming European tour, drummer Roger Taylor said, referring to Adam Lambert, that Queen needs a great singer.
Over the past two years, Howard Brown Health has seen a steep increase in new patients seeking care. Patient volume grew 25 percent in 2014 and 20 percent in 2015. And new patient trends have remained strong in 2016, off
Hundreds of people turned out Saturday as Salt Lake City dedicated a street to Harvey Milk.
Transgender actress Laverne Cox on Saturday applauded the federal government's guidance on transgender students.
Chicago native Alex Cabot brings a Miami-infused Latin/Caribbean influence to his music.
Chad Sell studied filmmaking and fine art in college, yet his true love has long been cartooning. So he started working on a number of his own comic projects and also started drawing his favorite drag queens from RuPaul'
Jesus Tomillero, believed to be the first openly gay registered Spanish soccer referee, is quitting his job over being the target of verbal abuse at games.
The Washington Blade, the oldest LGBT newspaper in the U.S., on Tuesday endorsed Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton for president.
Whether you're looking for a unique, sexy new jockstrap for IML this year or something fun and comfortable to show off in for all your impending summer flings, don't miss local company Crochet Empire's second annual bene
Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Friday released an 84-page report on the bullying of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students in Japanese schools.
A new book from Magnus Hastings is 10 years in the making – and filled with 141 photos of 130 drag queens from across the U.S., including some Chicago flavor.
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
An Illinois man was arrested Monday protesting Target's transgender bathroom policy.
Hollywood actress Jane Fonda had a message for LGBT youth at the season 2 premiere of Grace and Frankie.
As Sidetrack prepares for a Frozen-filled summer celebration for its mega-popular slushie drinks, the Lakeview video bar is launching a new flavored drink. Let's welcome the Bull-Beri Storm, featuring Stoli Razberi and R
In his solo debut single, out singer Tyler Glenn criticizes a Mormon Church policy that targets gays and their children.
The second season of Netflix's original comedy Grace and Frankie premieres Friday, May 6.
Chicago Pride Fest 2016 is less than two months away, and today, organizers are kicking off the annual buzz leading up to the festivities by announcing the first three acts pegged to take the stage.
Dozens of Chicago restaurants are participating the national Dining Out for Life fundraiser, Thursday, April 28, by donating 30% or more of their proceeds to help fight HIV/AIDS.
Abby Smith is the Executive Director at Felines & Canines, located at 6379 N. Paulina Street. Her partner, Kelly Thompson, is the Development Director at Felines & Canines.