Adam Lambert performance to benefit Maryland gay marriage
Adam Lambert is set to headline a fundraiser concert to benefit Marylanders for Marriage Equality, the group working to uphold a gay marriage law approved by lawmakers.
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Adam Lambert is set to headline a fundraiser concert to benefit Marylanders for Marriage Equality, the group working to uphold a gay marriage law approved by lawmakers.
On Friday, Sept. 21 Positively Aware magazine, published by the Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN), asks people to "take their best shot against HIV" as part of their "A Day with HIV" campaign.
The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) has approved a major contract for upcoming LGBT-friendly senior housing in Lakeview. CHA's Board of Commissioners voted in favor of the Housing Assistance Payment contract at their pub
A narrow majority of Americans support gay marriage, a poll released Monday found.
Pressures from Alderman Proco "Joe" Moreno have resulted in an internal company declaration by Chick-fil-A that they will no longer fund anti-gay organizations, according to a press release from The Civil Rights Agenda (
According to a press release from The Civil Rights Agenda (TCRA) just before midnight on Tuesday, pressures from Alderman Proco Joe Moreno have resulted in an internal company declaration by Chick-fil-A that they will no
It was announced that local non-profit leader in AIDS services, Chicago House, was selected as one of eight national grant sites to study the link between HIV and retention in care of transgender women of color.
The Toronto Blue Jays and Major League Baseball are investigating a homophobic slur on shortstop Yunel Escobar eye-black.
Former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson's claim that an aide "acted on his own" in criticizing Wisconsin Rep. Tammy Baldwin's sexual orientation is being questioned.
British actor Rupert Everett's comments on gay parenting have sparked controversy.
A year after the military ended its ban on openly gay troops, the fears of opponents have proved largely unfounded.
TJ Chernick anchors Gay Chicago TV's Gay Report for Sept. 14, 2012.
Windy City Times, ranked as part of citywide news websites by Community Media Workshop in their 2012 survey, placed No. 13 in a category that included mainstream newspaper, television and radio websites.
An assistant Cook County State's Attorney was attacked and injured Thursday night in Lincoln Park after confronting two teens who were harassing two men they believed were gay, according to the Chicago Tribune.
In its latest episode, the LGBT politics show Critical Thinking on Gay Chicago TV takes on the topic of Super PACs, specifically the new Lesbian Super PAC "LPAC", which is the first political action committee focused dir
Twelve individuals and three organizations will be inducted in November into the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, the country's only known government recognized hall of fame that honors members of the lesbian, gay,
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" has been off the airwaves since 2003 but alive in comic book form through publisher Dark Horse since 2007. Writers Jane Espenson and Drew Greenberg will be introducing the fictional universe's
Just months after celebrating its fifth anniversary, Center on Halsted has unveiled new organizational mission and vision statements it says will guide the Boystown-based facility through the next several years.
Michael Urie thinks Brandon Routh, his romantic interest in the upcoming CBS sitcom Partners, is "supercute."
An email ad calls a New York senator seeking re-election a "political whore" for his crucial vote supporting marriage equality.
Wisconsin congressman and vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan is among the Republicans being called on not to attend the Family Research Council's (FRC) Value Voter Summit, because the FRC and the American Family Assoc
The Board of Directors of the Legacy Project announces the plans for the upcoming dedication of the Legacy Walk to take place on Oct. 11, 2012. This unique multi-faceted celebration will be a community first. Thursday, O
Julian Bond, chairman emeritus of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), believes its time African-Americans started talking about gay marriage.