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Arguments used by lawyers defending gay marriage bans in Wisconsin and Indiana received a cold shoulder on Tuesday from a 3-judge panel of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago.
Cable sports network ESPN on Wednesday apologized for airing a report on the showering habits of Michael Sam, the NFL's first openly gay player.
Singer Jennifer Hudson has credited the gay community for shaping her career.
Reeling, the second longest-running LGBT film festival in the world, returns with a line-up of groundbreaking LGBT films for its 32nd festival, taking place Sept. 18-25.
The Normal Heart, director Ryan Murphy's film adaptation of Larry Kramer's Tony-winning play about the early days of the AIDS pandemic in New York City, won the Emmy on Monday for best television movie.
Out actor Jim Parsons on Monday won his fourth career Emmy.
On Aug. 25th, the evening before the Chicago-based 7th Court of Appeals hears arguments in the cases challenging Wisconsin and Indiana's ban on gay marriage, advocates from Indiana, Wisconsin and Illinois will rally in C
Ten states have joined in filing an amicus brief in support of gay marriage bans in Wisconsin and Indiana.
A Seattle man who used a dating app to lure a gay male couple to their deaths says it was part of a revenge plot against the government of the United States.
The management team behind the successful Boystown bars Hydrate, Elixir, Replay and Halsted's will assume the operation and management of Whiskey Trust and Chloe's Nightclub, the group told ChicagoPride.com Tuesday.
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Indiana officials to recognize the out-of-state marriages of gay and lesbian couples.
A Los Angeles mother and her boyfriend allegedly beat to death her 8-year-old son whom they called gay.
Out British singer Sam Smith recently said he's not a fan of dating apps such as Tinder and Grindr.
As the discussion continues to brew on whether to move the Chicago Pride Parade downtown, Lakeview Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) is polling community members to get their take, potentially influencing decision makers.
Hoards of LGBT journalists and media professionals are flocking to Chicago this week as the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) hosts its annual event in the Windy City.
This November, Best Gay Cities is taking over the Key Lime Cove Indoor Waterpark Resort in Gurnee, Illinois for "Heatwave," a first-of-its-kind, over-the-top-all-night dance and slumber party benefiting the Chicago Gay M
A GOP Super PAC plans to spend $2 million this fall to support Republican candidates who favor gay rights.
Andrew Scott, who's best know for playing arch-villain Jim Moriarty on Sherlock, has described his coming out as "really lovely."
WNBA players Brittney Griner and Glory Johnson are engaged to marry.
Chicago Rowing Union ( CRU ) — the Midwest's only GLBT rowing team — brought home the gold at Gay Games 9, finishing first in the Men's Four with Coxswain race.
Four years ago the Stonewall Kickball league originated in Washington D.C. with the mission of creating a fun, inclusive sports organization that centered around building a community and raising money for local nonprofit
A California gay man has filed a lawsuit after discovering that his medical records list him as suffering from "chronic homosexual behavior."
Nearly 150,000 people from across the country converged on North Halsted St. on Aug. 9 - 10 for the 2014 Northalsted Market Days, the largest two-day outdoor street festival in the Midwest.
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.