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Earvin "Magic" Johnson said in an Anderson Cooper 360 interview that he loves his gay son.
The conservative Roman Catholic group America Needs Fatima asks whether passage of a gay marriage bill in Illinois is to blame for Sunday's severe storms and tornadoes that hit Illinois, killing at least 8, wounding doze
The national Transgender Day of Remembrance, to raise public awareness of hate crimes against transgender people and to publicly mourn and honor the lives of those who might otherwise be forgotten, is Wed., Nov. 20.
Illinois is a governor's signature away from becoming the 16th state in the country to allow full marriage equality -- the stroke of the pen will come later Wednesday during a historic signing of Senate Bill 10, the Reli
Liz Cheney, the daughter of former vice president Dick Cheney, on Sunday reiterated that she's opposed to gay marriage.
Massachusetts on Monday will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the landmark ruling which legalized marriage equality in the commonwealth.
Ald. James Cappleman (46th), one of three openly LGBT aldermen in Chicago, married his longtime partner, Richard Thale, Sunday, Nov. 17 in Washington state.
Cardinal Francis George, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Chicago, is speaking out against Illinois' gay marriage bill just days before Governor Pat Quinn is set to sign the bill into law.
The lesbian server in New Jersey who got stiffed on a tip because of her "lifestyle" has collected nearly $2,000 in donations since her story went viral.
Bishop Thomas John Paprocki of Springfield says he will offer prayers of "supplication and exorcism" on Nov. 20 at approximately the same time that Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn signs the marriage equality bill into law.
During a press conference announcing that Missouri will allow married gay couples to file combined state tax returns, Governor Jay Nixon endorsed extending marriage rights to gay and lesbian couples in the state.
Reeling, the second oldest LGBT film festival in the world, closes Thursday, Nov. 14 with a red carpet reception at the Stan Mansion, 2408 N. Kedzie Ave.
Gay glossy Out on Wednesday revealed the four people who'll grace the covers of their upcoming annual Out100 double issue.
Hawaii Governor Neil Abercrombie on Wednesday signed a bill into law legalizing gay marriage in the state.
AIDS Legal Council of Chicago (ALCC) is pleased to announce the addition Jena Levin to the Board of Directors. Levin is currently an associate at Foley and Lardner LLP and member of the Business Litigation and Dispute Re
Fourteen individuals and two organizations were inducted Nov. 12 into the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, the country's only known government-sponsored hall of fame that honors members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual
Illinois Senator Mark Kirk on Monday congratulated Illinois on becoming the 15th state to legalize gay marriage.
Hawaii Governor Neil Abercrombie is expected on Wednesday to sign a bill legalizing gay marriage in the state.
Ald. Tom Tunney was among the speakers at a standing room only South East Lake View Neighbors ( SELVN ) meeting at Second Unitarian Church, 726 W. Barry Ave., on the future of Broadway Youth Center's ( BYC ) current loca
President Barack Obama on Tuesday cheered passage of a gay marriage bill in Hawaii.
The Hawaii Senate has given final approval in a special session vote on Nov. 12 to legislation that will allow same-sex couples in the state to marry beginning Dec. 2.
Filipino groups in Chicago are responding to Friday's devastating typhoon that's left at least 10,000 dead in the Philippines and caused untold damage to the Southeast Asian nation.
Now that same-sex marriage is well on its way to being reality in Illinois, likely starting next June, LGBTs can look to a number of organizations for help should they begin to start planning for marriage.
The coalition of conservative groups behind an effort to repeal California's first-in-the-nation transgender student law said Sunday that it had collected enough signatures to qualify for an initiative that seeks to repe