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Several grand marshals have been announced, with more to come, for this year's parade that marks 50 years since the Stonewall Uprising that changed the course of LGBTQ history forever, it was announced May 8 by Pride Chi
It was, admittedly, an impulsive decision, but Brice Henry Harris has no regrets.
Keith Stryker has participated five times in the annual Ride For AIDS Chicago and just as many times in the yearly AIDS/LifeCycle from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
GLAAD on Saturday honored Madonna with its Advocate for Change award at the 30th annual GLAAD Media Awards in New York City.
In less than a month Spring Awakening Music Festival will ring in the summer festival season with an incredible lineup and a brand new venue in nearby Hoffman Estates.
Madonna has released an empowering and uplifting new song "I Rise," the second track of five songs to be released before her upcoming album, Madame X, debuts on June 14.
The high-flying, over-the-top life of Cassandro El Exotico is coming to the silver screen this summer with a 73-minute deeply-personal look at his professional wrestling life.
Critics of President Donald Trump's "conscience rule" for healthcare providers say it would allow discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
More than 100 North American cities have implemented rainbow crosswalks to commemorate their local LGBTQ communities and soon Chicago will be one of them.
Out actor Jussie Smollett won't be involved in the upcoming sixth season of Empire.
In a cover interview with LGBT glossy The Advocate, actor Tyler Blackburn said that he's identified as bisexual since he was a teenager.
When organizers started planning the inaugural Pride In The Park, they built a diverse list of about 100 artists to contact, GoPride.com has confirmed.
