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The National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) announced the recipients of its 2013 Excellence in Journalism Awards and salutes their exemplary work today.
Out at Wrigley, the nation's largest LGBT sporting event, returns to Chicago's Wrigley field this Sat., Aug. 3, when the Cubs are set to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers underneath the gay pride flag.
Borderline Music, one of the only dance record stores on Chicago's North Side, is closing.
Actor John Barrowman has said that his response to Twitter followers that use anti-gay language is to ban them from his account.
Equality Illinois today urged the City of Chicago to suspend its sister city relationship with Moscow as part of a concerted effort to protest Russia's criminalization of gay rights activism.
A slight majority of Americans favor a nationwide law legalizing gay marriage.
The numbers facing Illinois Unites for Marriage activists at first seem daunting. Two million dollars needs to be raised. Four hundred thousand phone calls need to be made. And 71 legislative votes need to be gathered.
Televangelist Pat Robertson on Monday said that he sees no sin associated with being transgender.
Broadway Youth Center has largely completed the transition from its old location at Broadway and Belmont to its new location at Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ, 615 W. Wellington, and held an open house July 22
Adam LeBlanc has won a once-in-a-lifetime chance to sing the National Anthem at Wrigley Field as part of Out at Wrigley presented by MTM Chicago and the 2013 Out At Wrigley committee.
During a press conference on Monday, Pope Francis made it clear he would not judge priests for their sexual orientation.
Each week ChicagoPride.com and the GoPride.com Network presents four of the best videos featured on Gwist during the past week.
NBC Sports Group Chairman Mark Lazarus on Saturday said that NBC would provide coverage of Russian anti-gay laws if they affected the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
A man who has allegedly stalked CNN anchor Anderson Cooper for five years was arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court on Saturday.
A lesbian couple will marry Thursday at the Chapel of Love at the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota as a gay marriage law takes effect.
Two-time Olympic figure skater, three-time US National Champion, openly gay Johnny Weir has responded to calls to boycott the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia next February to protest the recent escalation of Russian ant
Mary Lambert has expanded her chorus on the Macklemore and Ryan Lewis gay marriage anthem Same Love to a full single.
Oregon supporters of gay marriage on Friday began a statewide petition drive to put the issue before voters next year.
Stolichnaya, one of the most popular vodkas in the United States, is responding to a call by gay and lesbian groups for a boycott of Russian products, including Stolichnaya and other vodkas.
The cast of Glee on Thursday held a private memorial service for Cory Monteith, who died two weeks ago from an overdose of heroin and alcohol at the age of 31.
Elixir Lounge, Halsted's Bar and Grill, Hydrate Nightclub and Replay have pulled Russian made products from their shelves.
A proposal to bring back the Edgewater Beachwalk seeks to evoke the far northside's once-glamorous past.
Two men on Wednesday became Colombia's first gay couple to marry.