Chenoweth calls out Newsweek article for being homophobic
The award-winning actress takes on Newsweek writer for suggesting gay male actors aren't believable as straight characters.
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The award-winning actress takes on Newsweek writer for suggesting gay male actors aren't believable as straight characters.
On Monday, it appears that President Obama will nominate current Solicitor General Elena Kagan to be his choice for the Supreme Court. This won't be Kagan's first round in front of a senate confirmation hearing; last sum
A thousand people have joined a Facebook Facebook page in support of a lesbian sociologist who was offered a job at Marquette University in Milwaukee, only to see it yanked away.
Marquette University in Milwaukee has rescinded a job offer made to a sociologist who is a lesbian.
A 37-year-old gay man has been sworn in as the new mayor of Sierra Madre, California.
Elton John's May 18 concert in Egypt has been canceled after he talked to Parade Magazine about gay issues. John told Parade he considers Jesus a "super-intelligent gay man."
Singer Chely Wright, who just came out of the closet, said she felt like she had to stay in the closet to succeed in country music.
Joe Jackson is furious that one of son Michael's doctors has been running around saying Michael was gay.
The Florida GOP says they're planning to dump a portrait of the formerly Republican Governor Charlie Crist on eBay. But the one that went up for sale on April 30 isn't theirs.
Actor David Duchovny says he's straight, but there are quite a few guys for whom he would "go gay."
The Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff say troops are just not ready to accept out-of-the-closet gays in their ranks.
The mayor of Washington, D.C. has a lot of explaining to do after his office gave an award to the leader of "Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays."
The federal trial on whether California's voter-approved ban on gay marriage is constitutional will wrap up in June.
On Wednesday the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether the names on petitions to deny gays rights should be made public.
Today Illinois State Rep. Deb Mell (D-Chicago) will announce on the state house floor that she plans to marry her girlfriend of six years, Christin Baker. Mell is hoping that her announcement will lead to groundbreaking