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In a recent interview with Michigan LGBT weekly PrideSource, Cher talked about her status as a gay icon.
British Olympic diver Tom Daley said in a recent radio interview that he felt "inferior" and "less than" growing up because he liked boys and girls.
In a cover interview with UK LGBT glossy Attitude, Andy Cohen, the host of Bravo's Watch What Happens Live, says that labeling gay men "tops" or "bottoms" is outdated.
The Chicago priest who was forced out of his church after burning a rainbow banner said in his first interview that he is in hiding from "homosexualists" who have sent him death threats.
His dream job is to get paid to play videogames, but since that gig hasn't come about for him, yet, Gabe Espinosa Martinez is in his first semester as a chemistry faculty member at Malcom X College, even though he often
Out actor Russell Tovey has defended the Walt Disney Company's decision to cast Jack Whitehall, who is straight, to play a gay character in the upcoming film Jungle Cruise.
Dean Cain appeared at an event over the weekend organized by a group opposed to LGBT rights.
More than 400 attended the inaugural BOYS-T Dance from SKIN Productions, held Sunday afternoon, Sept. 23, at Fantasy Nightclub in Boystown.
D.S. Tequila captured the first-place in the Sam Adams Taco Fest Best Tacos Award 2018, presented Sept. 16 in the Southport Corridor, marking the second major award this summer for the Boystown bar/restaurant.
In his first interview since taking office, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel expressed support for changing the constitution to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry.
The 36th edition of Reeling — the world's second-oldest LGBTQ film festival — will launch its presentation of 31 features and 19 shorts with a party and screening of Freelancers Anonymous at the Davis Theater in the Linc
Danny Bernardo, who lived in Chicago for about 16 years before moving to Los Angeles in 2015, makes his film debut with Jerky, which he wrote, produced and acted in.
Only 4 percent of sexually active men who have sex with men in the United States are on Truvada, a new study has concluded.
The Archdiocese of Chicago has blocked a priest's plan to burn a rainbow flag which once hung at the parish he now oversees.
Tracy Baim, co-founder, publisher and executive editor of Windy City Times, has been named publisher of the Chicago Reader.
DJs Ale Maes and G. Cole shared the spotlight Saturday night, Sept. 8, for the monthly Octane Party from SKIN Productions, held at Fantasy Nightclub in Boystown.
Netflix's Queer Eye on Sunday won three Emmys, including outstanding reality show, at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
British actor Kit Harington has questioned the lack of openly gay actors in Marvel films.
The Honorable Eric H. Holder, the 82nd Attorney General of the United States, and musician and activist Common speak at the Auditorium Theatre in September as part of Roosevelt University's American Dream Reconsidered co
The Ride For AIDS Chicago celebrates its 15th anniversary this weekend, with a one-time-only special Anniversary distance (230 miles) and a new route.
Cher is coming to Chicago for her Here We Go Again Tour during the spring of 2019.
