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Get ready to slay with "stickers that are equal parts cute, colorful and eccentric" from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 8 finalist Kim Chi. Chicago's favorite glam queen and Neverland Events & Management have just released th
Davey Wavey has been talking sex, absolutely anything and everything sex-related for years. That's his job; it's full-time with a lot of perks and plenty of traveling around the world – all along flaunting his perfectly-
Apple announced Monday that its upcoming update will add more than one hundred gender diverse emojis.
Peter Thiel will speak at this week's Republican National Convention (RNC) in Cleveland, Ohio.
Cyd Zeigler has had an abundance of flag football experience and for the past couple years has been trying his hand, and whistle, as a tackle football official – for high school and college games in Southern California.
Early this week, in solidarity with Orlando and the LGBT community, landmarks and buildings across Chicago were lit up in rainbow colors.
Web series Where The Bears Are returned Monday for its fourth season.
The gay bear rapper known as Big Dipper keeps the summer heat pumping with four new remixes of his infectious summer hit, "Vibin".
Public health officials in Rhode Island say popular dating apps may be harmful for your health.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has blasted so-called "religious freedom" laws, saying "there's something very dangerous happening in states across the country."
A crowdfunding campaign to produce a fourth season of the gay murder mystery web series Where The Bears Are launched on Monday.
Ride-sharing service Uber says it's introducing a "panic button" in its ride-hailing app that allows riders to notify the police in case of an emergency.
An UberX Chicago driver is accused of choking and sexually assaulting a 21-year-old man who hailed the driver in Boystown last summer, prosecutors said Wednesday.
The New Year will see new endeavors for Jordan Lindley, the face behind Chicago's own video and production company Glam Tie Media. In addition to continuing Glam Tie's work producing videos for musical artists, fashionis
A six-foot-tall memorial in St. Petersburg, Russia celebrating the accomplishments of former Apple CEO Steve Jobs has reportedly been torn down.
A Starbucks ad released Wednesday features drag queens Adore Delano and Bianca Del Rio.
Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday said that Alabama was moving too slow on LGBT rights.
Shonda Rhimes unloaded on a fan opposed to gay sex in her hit ABC hit shows How to Get Away with Murder and Scandal.
When Brian Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM), on Monday asked whether marriage equality will lead to people marrying themselves, Twitter erupted in laughter.
Facebook on Wednesday apologized for forcing drag queens and others to use their real names on the social network.
BLOWN, a new web-based "dramady" to be released this winter by Winemouth Productions, tells the story of a young gay man's journey of self-discovery after moving to Chicago from a small town.
Chicago's biggest street festival is being seen from a whole new perspective this year as new aerial drone footage shows thousands in Boytown for Northalsted Market Days 2014.
Sears on Friday released a video of the four same-sex wedding ceremonies which took place last month during the Chicago Pride Parade.
Web series Where The Bears Are returns for its third season on Monday, August 11.