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Ronnie Kroell drops the labels for Playgirl magazine
`Juno' star Ellen Page to star in lesbian drama
Actress Ellen Page will star in a new feature-length film about a car mechanic in New Jersey who fights for her girlfriend's pension benefits.
199 Illinois gay couples married in Iowa since April 2009
Legendary Liza Minnelli performs at The Chicago Theatre, June 6
Liza Minnelli will perform in a rare, one-night-only concert event at The Chicago Theatre
24-year-old gay man wins Democratic primary
In Kentucky this fall, a 24-year-old gay man without a college degree will face down a Republican incumbent in the battle for the state's 45th district state house seat.
Antigay Indiana congressman resigns after affair
Elisabeth Hasselbeck backs Laura Bush on gay marriage
Gay couple faces 14 year prison term
In December, 26-year-old Steven Monjeza and 20-year-old Tiwonge Chimbalanga bravely declared their love at Malawi's first-ever publicly acknowledged gay engagement party. Two days later they were thrown in jail, and on T
'Harry Potter' star films new PSA for LGBT youth group
"Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe has recorded a new public service announcement to spread the word about a nationwide hotline for LGBT youth.
Fusion Radio Chicago launches Fusion Dance TV
Fusion Radio, the exclusive provider of Pride Radio on ChicagoPride.com launches dance TV on Comcast
Alexi Giannoulias calls for immediate repeal of DADT
NYC will offer domestic partner ceremonies
Right now, when gay couples go to register as domestic partners at a New York City clerk's office, all they get is a piece of paper. But starting on June 3, those offices will start performing ceremonies upon request.
Florida paper calls for end of gay adoption ban following Rekers fiasco
Lesbian Bishop installed in Episcopal church amid protest
`Matrix' creators working on gay war love story
The siblings who brought us "The Matrix" are reportedly working on a new movie about a gay romance between a U.S. soldier and an Iraqi civilian.
AIDS Foundation raises awareness with public art
Newsweek's Ramin Setoodeh defends 'homophobic' piece as pressure mounts
Episcopal Church Ordaining Lesbian Bishop
On Saturday, the Episcopal Church will ordain a lesbian as bishop, making her only the second openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church. The Rev. Canon Mary Glasspool, of Baltimore, will be consecrated Saturday at a cere
American Eagle Outfitters agrees to include transgenders
Student activists crash event, demand CPS grievance process
Pope: Gay marriage is an `insidious' threat
During a visit to Portugal, Pope Benedict XVI blasted gay marriage as "insidious and dangerous threats to the common good." The pontiff's remarks come as Portugal gets ready to legalize same-sex marriage next week.
Conservatives gear up for nasty fight against LGBT worker rights bill
On Capitol Hill this week, supporters of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) are counting heads in the House to see if they can get this landmark anti-discrimination bill passed. And on the other side, conservat