Victim of Paris shooting was gay
One of the victims of Thursday's shooting in Paris was gay.
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One of the victims of Thursday's shooting in Paris was gay.
He was 29 and his 7-year relationship was coming to an end in late-2006. Matt Liberatore received one last Christmas present from his former partner: a volunteer trip to Guatemala, for a home-build through Habitat For Hu
Emmy winner RuPaul is among those featured in Time magazine's annual list of the 100 most influential people.
Two dozen independent bookstores in the greater Chicago area—from Winnetka to Hyde Park, from Naperville to Northbrook—are collaborating to make this year's Independent Bookstore Day an event that celebrates the incredib
In an op-ed published Monday, the New York Times criticized President Donald Trump's record on LGBT rights.
Days after singing on the Main Stage to a sun-soaked, rainbow-filled crowd of thousands at the Miami Beach Gay Pride Festival in early-April, Kym Sims was still smiling at the lasting memory.
Miami Beach Gay Pride – a three-day, rainbow-filled, love-fest – is a fun, sun-soaked celebration of all things LGBT ...just don't wear any snazzy, high-dollar shoes.
Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, on Monday condemned reports of police in Chechnya torturing and killing men suspected of being gay or bisexual.
In an interview with The Huffington Post, Debra Messing said that the upcoming revival of Will & Grace will "celebrate all the other initials of LGBTQ."
If a new Thai-themed, gay-run restaurant opens in Chicago later this year or in 2018, John Dalton likely will be behind it.
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday condemned reports of police in Chechnya torturing and killing men suspected of being gay or bisexual.
The legacy of Chuck Hyde will be remembered in South Florida and Chicago in mid-May, when two separate ceremonies will be held to honor the former longtime manager of Sidetrack in Boystown who had been living and working
A Georgia pastor who tweeted support for last year's Orlando shootings has been found guilty on eight charges related to child molestation.
The monthly Octane Party from SKIN Productions, held March 11 at Fantasy Nightclub in Boystown, was an energy-filled dance party that rocked well into Sunday morning. Daylight savings didn't affect the powerful atmospher
In her upcoming memoir The Secrets of My Life, Caitlyn Jenner reveals that she underwent gender reassignment surgery earlier this year.
Grammy winner Ricky Martin will play Antonio D'Amico, clothing designer Gianni Versace's longtime partner, in the third installment of Ryan Murphy's anthology series American Crime Story.
There's a sugary buzz buzzing about in Boystown and Wrigleyville, all thanks to the delightful Jennivee's Bakery at 3301 N. Sheffield Ave, which opened in early February of this year. The bakery is a first for Chicago in
Lawmakers in Alabama are moving ahead with impeachment hearings against Governor Robert Bentley after the Alabama Supreme Court gave the greenlight on Saturday.
Chuck Hyde, who worked at Sidetrack for 32 years, passed away April 6 in Florida of heart disease.
Christian conservative Bryan Fischer claimed this week that the LGBT community stole the rainbow from God and must "give it back."
For the last three weeks Nothing Without a Company has welcomed theatregoers into the Berger Park North Mansion where they're staging a living room drama in an actual living room, giving the audience an intimate peek int
Christian conservative Pat Robertson said Monday that he was working with actor Kevin Sorbo to produce films to break the "homosexuals' dominance" on the media.