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Erik R. Sosa to donate 50% of art proceeds to local LGBT groups
Gay Rutgers student Tyler Clementi kills himself after roommate films him having sex
Gay Rutgers freshman Tyler Clementi has killed himself after his roommate used a hidden webcam to tape him having sex.
Hugh Hefner returns to Windy City for film screening
Documentary film about Playboy founder marks only time Hefner has granted full access
13-Year-Old Houston student Asher Brown bullied to death for being gay
An eighth grader in the Houston area has committed suicide after being relentlessly bullied at school for being gay.
'True Blood' leads the pack as the gayest show on TV: GLAAD
GLAAD's annual survey of the portrayal of LGBT on television found that nearly four percent of characters are lesbian, gay, or bisexual.
Windy City Times celebrates 25 years
Quigley addresses LGBT issues during community forum
Singer-Songwriter Darren Criss joins 'Glee' as-- maybe-- Kurt's boyfriend
Singer-songwriter Darren Criss is joining the cast of "Glee" as a gay character who might end up hooking up with Kurt.
Gay activists target John McCain for opposing DADT repeal
Today is National Gay Men's HIV Awareness Day
Anti-gay Atlanta pastor Eddie Long compares himself to 'David fighting Goliath'
Anti-gay Atlanta pastor Eddie Long, who was sued last week by four young men alleging that he pressured them into affairs, came out swinging from the pulpit on Sunday.
Ann Coulter tells gay GOP group that marriage is not a civil right
Anti-gay Atlanta pastor Eddie Long to talk about lawsuits on Sunday
The anti-gay Atlanta pastor accused of molesting some of his followers now says he will finally speak on Sunday morning about the lawsuits.
Bakery tells gay student group: No rainbow treats served here
When some gay students from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) decided to order rainbow treats for National Coming Out Day, they thought it would be a simple request. But the folks at the first bak
Internet comment 'All gays must die' traced to computer in Republican Senator's office
Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) said on Thursday that he'll deal strongly with whomever wrote "all [gays] must die" on a blog comment board after "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was filibustered.
Half of gay and bisexual men in Chicago with HIV don't realize it
A new CDC study shows that half the gay and bisexual men in Chicago who are infected with HIV do not know it.
Florida court strikes down ban on gay and lesbian adoptive parents
A Florida appeals court has struck down a ban on gay and lesbian adoptive parents, the most stringent such ban in the United States.
President Obama heckled by gay rights, AIDS activists during fundraiser
President Obama had barely completed a sentence at a Democratic fundraiser in New York City on Wednesday night before he was heckled by gay rights and AIDS activists.
Equality Illinois launches eye-catching get-out-the-vote effort
Bill Clinton: Colin Powell lied to me about impact of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
On Tuesday, as Congress failed to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," former President Bill Clinton told CBS News anchor Katie Couric that Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell misrepresented how the ban would w
Sex columnist Dan Savage creates new Youtube channel for gay teens: 'It Gets Better'
Sex advice columnist Dan Savage is reaching out to isolated gay teenagers with a new Youtube channel called "It Gets Better."