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A Tennessee county on Thursday narrowly voted down a resolution that sought to condemn same-sex marriage.
Three pro-LGBTQ equality laws that were legislative priorities for Equality Illinois go into effect with the new year. As of Jan. 1, 2018, laws that ban the anti-LGBTQ panic defense, modernize birth certificate changes,
Right wing watchdog Right Wing Watch has declared President Donald Trump's first year in office "predictably awful" for the LGBT community.
A Roman Catholic priest on Sunday came out gay to his congregation.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced that the late astronaut Sally Ride will be featured on a Forever stamp next year.
The Trump administration has banned the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) from using certain words and phrases in any official documents related to next year's budget.
To say it's been a roller-coaster ride for Scarlet Bar over the past 10 years would be an understatement. So, when the Boystown bar officially celebrated its 10-year anniversary on Saturday, Dec. 9, glasses were all full
Christian conservative Franklin Graham is calling on supporters to pray for Rowan, Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis as a gay man runs to take her job.
Two men filed a lawsuit against Lyft after one of its drivers allegedly pulled a gun, ordered them out of the vehicle and shouted anti-gay slurs.
Angel L. Saez came thisclose to capturing the 2017 Mr. Gay USofA championship and bringing the prestigious title back to Chicago, his home for the past five years.
Concluding a multi-month search process, Gary Wasdin was named executive director of the Leather Archives and Museum (LA&M). Wasdin replaces Rick Storer, who resigned in May after 15 years with the organization. He will
Artemis Singers, Chicago's lesbian feminist chorus, will present "Rise Up," a call-to-action concert of progressive, energizing music, with guest artist Melanie DeMore and students from Evanston Township High School (ETH
Armie Hammer and Timothee Chalamet have received Golden Globe nominations for their performances in the gay drama Call Me By Your Name.
The Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations has fined a dispatch company $500 over an incident involving a gay couple being thrown out of a cab.
Stardust collective announces the 11th Annual Vogue for Tots at Berlin Nightclub, 954 W. Belmont, on Thursday, Dec. 14, 10 p.m.-4 a.m.
The 7th annual Santa Speedo Run – a colorful, creative and certainly eye-catching one-mile run through Chicago's Boystown neighborhood, starting and ending on Saturday morning, Dec. 2, at Sidetrack – raised more than $70
Religious Right activist Dave Daubenmire suggested this week that vaccines might be making people lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
Netflix has revealed the cast for its upcoming reboot of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.
Pride Films and Plays' monthly festival of LGBTQ independent films, which was launched in October, will continue with its third monthly festival on Tuesday, Dec. 12. The four films to be screened all reflect on the theme
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago held its much-anticipated annual World of Chocolate fundraiser on Dec. 1 returning once again to Revel Fulton Market, 215 W. Fulton Market.
Illinois State Representative Greg Harris, the highest-ranking openly gay elected official in the state, announced his endorsement of JB Pritzker for governor during an LGBT event at Sidetrack on Nov. 29.
U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore on Wednesday blamed the LGBT community for the sexual misconduct allegations against him.
This Saturday, Dec. 2, the streets of Boystown will once again be filled with more than 200 speedo-clad Santas dressed in holiday cheer running through the chilly streets of Chicago's gayborhood as the Most Fabulous Sant
