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Gay Russian flight attendant married woman to keep job, he says
Gay Russian flight attendant Maxim Kupreev said he was forced to get married to a woman to keep his job.
Equality Illinois appoints communications liason
Arab Emirates ‘cure' video under fire from LGBT activists
Cynthia Nixon clarifies ‘gay by choice' comment
Anti-gay Tennessee lawmaker tossed out of restaurant
Virulently anti-gay Tennessee State Sen. Stacey Campfield was kicked out of a Knoxville restaurant on Sunday.
Veteran human services leader Mark Ishaug returns to Chicago
New Hampshire House to vote on gay marriage repeal Wednesday
'RuPaul's Drag Race' returns with Jennifer Love Hewitt, Rose McGowan
Lesbian's killers to be sentenced this week
Four South African men who killed lesbian Zoliswa Nkonyana back in 2006 should be sentenced this week -- if there isn't another delay in the trial
Primary sponsor of NY's gay marriage bill gets married
New York State Assemblyman Daniel O'Donnell married his longtime partner John Banta in a ceremony in Manhattan on Sunday.
Maryland governor apologizes for wife's pro-gay comments
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has apologized for his wife after she said opponents of gay marriage are "cowards."
Defending Cynthia Nixon's ‘choose to be gay' comment
Movie about 'gay honor killing' riles audiences in Turkey
The story of Ahmet Yidiz, a gay graduate student who was shot to death by his own ashamed father, is shocking movie-going audiences in Turkey.
If NJ voters decide gay marriage, the battle could cost millions
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie wants to dodge the gay marriage issue and let voters decide, a possibility that might cost millions of dollars.
Found In Town lost and found service launches in Chicago
Gay marriage bill clears Washington Senate panel
Activists attack NJ Governor for suggesting people vote on gay marriage
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who wants voters to decide on gay marriage, is being blasted by African-American leaders for saying that people "would have been happy" to vote on black civil rights.