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Mexico is mourning the loss of singer-songwriter Juan Gabriel, who died Sunday in his home in Santa Monica, California of a heart attack.
Cook County Clerk David Orr was joined Monday morning, Aug. 29, by a host of legislative leaders and civil rights groups who were instrumental in bringing marriage equality to Illinois, and others, to celebrate the miles
Singer-songwriter-actress Dolly Parton this week reiterated her support for the LGBT community.
Two Orlando-area hospitals said this week that they won't bill the victims of an attack on a gay nightclub.
The United Soccer League (USL) on Wednesday announced that it had suspended for two games the player who allegedly called LA Galaxy defender Robbie Rogers "queer."
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-
A judge on Wednesday sentenced a Georgia man to 40 years in prison for pouring boiling water on a gay couple.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump reportedly gave $100,000 to the Greenwell Springs Baptist Church in Louisiana, which is headed by Tony Perkins.
When Cenk Duman started planning a new restaurant over a year ago, it was going to be a small yet worldly coffee concept cafÉ that served coffee in styles from around the world. He found the perfect spot in Lincoln Squar
The Countdown to 10,000 is in the home stretch in the office of Cook County Clerk David Orr – and one grand celebration for the 10-grand couple is being planned.
Twelve individuals, two organizations, and two friends of the community have been selected for induction into the Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame, the organization which honors and celebrates notable members of Chicago's LGBT
Cher on Sunday helped raise more than $1.5 million at a fundraiser and rally for Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton, Stevie Wonder and Lance Bass were among the celebrities who participated in a benefit to raise funds for victims of a mass shooting in Orlando.
A pioneer in Israel as that country's first out transgender military officer, Lt. Shachar, visited Chicago this summer as part of his week-long tour of the U.S. to speak to members of the LGBT community, members of the m
Taverna 750 is officially leaving the space at 750 W. Cornelia Ave. — and Boystown entirely — after its landlord applied for licensing to open his own restaurant in the space, which forced the popular Italian eatery and
In a new interview, former Seton Hall guard Derrick Gordon says he was not invited to try out for a single NBA team this summer because of his sexual orientation.
Life is Beautiful these days for David Hernandez, the 33-year-old singer who hit the mainstream through American Idol in 2008, though was embroiled in a semi-sex-scandal and ousted from the show before many anticipated.
If you saw a bunch of balloons floating around a festival this summer, you probably received a card from the person attached to them: Chicago-based performer John Michael Colgin. John MIchael (who prefers to drop his las
During a radio appearance, Lucian Wintrich, the New York City-based photographer, said that an increasing number of twinks, which he defined as "skinny," under 25 gay men, were supporting Donald Trump for president.
During an appearance Friday in Orlando, Florida, Senator Marco Rubio called on evangelicals to reach out to the LGBT community.
Cher will host two fundraisers later this month for Hillary Clinton.
Everything he does with Habitat for Humanity has been oh-so-personal for Ricardo Sebastian, who was born and raised in Chicago and now calls the Gold Coast neighborhood home.
Northalsted Market Days, the Midwest's largest outdoor street fest, kicked off Saturday in Chicago's Boystown neighborhood. The two-day festival continues Sunday from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m.
