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Three Attendees of Huge LGBTQ Circuit Event Winter Party Have Died of Coronavirus

A third gay man who attended Winter Party in Miami, Florida, has died of coronavirus complications, reported LGBTQ Nation. Thom Carr died at the age of 67 after being hospitalized after testing positive for ...

‘Circus of Books’ Documentary about LA Gay Porn Shop Coming to Netflix

Circus of Books—a documentary about a straight couple’s gay porn empire—is coming to Netflix next week. The documentary, which was shown at 2019’s Out on Film festival, follows couple Karen and Barry Mason, ...

Atlantans Prohibited from Visiting Gay-friendly Blue Ridge During Outbreak

North Georgia sheriffs are telling Atlantans not to visit their cabins at this time. Fannin County, Georgia, made an emergency declaration this week instituting a curfew and preventing those living out of co...

New Gay Rom-Com ‘Almost Love’ Almost Jells

The amiable new rom-com “Almost Love” suggests some guidelines for fledgling feature filmmakers like writer/director Mike Doyle. The first is: find the right title. Doyle and his team nailed this the second ...

LGB Teens More Likely to Experience Sexual and Physical Abuse, Research Finds

LGB teenagers are more likely to face sexual and physical abuse than their straight peers, according to new research. Researchers analyzed data collected by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) from surveys...

Former Anti-LGBTQ Republican Congressman Aaron Schock Comes Out as Gay

Former Republican Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock has come out as gay on social media. “I am gay,” he wrote in an Instagram post and on his website on Thursday (March 5). “For those who know me and many wh...

Criticized for Being Too Gay and Not Gay Enough, Buttigieg has Unique Burden

Faced on one side with complaints from conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh about being too gay and LGBTQ activists on the other side who say he’s not gay enough, Pete Buttigieg faces a unique burden as a...

A Tribute to Deborah Batts, First Out Federal Judge

“Lets kill all the lawyers,” Shakespeare says in “Henry VI.” It’s easy to bash lawyers! A non-lawyer, I’m shy among lawyers at a party. Reading about court rulings, it’s hard to visualize judges as human bei...

“The Flash” Actor Rick Cosnett Comes Out

The Flash and The Vampire Diaries actor Rick Cosnett came out as gay in a touching Instagram video. In a clip captioned, “Just me, hello,” Cosnett, who played detective Eddie Thawne in The Flash and Dr. Wes ...

Wendy Williams Apologizes for Anti-LGBTQ Comments

TV talk show host Wendy Williams has apologized for telling gay men to “stop wearing skirt and heels.” Williams issued the apology video via Twitter following backlash she received from comments she made o...

LGB Youth Four Times More Likely to Plan and Attempt Suicide, Report Finds

A report released by the Trevor Project reveals that LGB young adults are four times more likely to plan and attempt suicide than straight peers. The report analyzes both the Trevor Project’s own research an...

A time of reckoning: Atlanta's LGBTQ community addresses racism problem

HRC Releases #PrideInside Toolkit to Make Celebrating Pride Month from Home Simple

Equality Florida Hosts Virtual LGBTQ Black Lives Matter Town Hall

Same-sex Weddings Have Boosted Economy by $3.8 Billion

Is gay Atlanta rapper Anye Elite about to break out?

Lady Bunny’s Comedy Special Slays Sacred COVID-19 Cows

Gay ‘Mister Rogers’ Actor No Longer Bound by Oath to Children’s TV Titan

Charis Books and The Invisible Histories Project Host ‘The Deviant’s War’ Virtual Book Tour

Three Attendees of Huge LGBTQ Circuit Event Winter Party Have Died of Coronavirus

‘Circus of Books’ Documentary about LA Gay Porn Shop Coming to Netflix

Atlantans Prohibited from Visiting Gay-friendly Blue Ridge During Outbreak

New Gay Rom-Com ‘Almost Love’ Almost Jells

LGB Teens More Likely to Experience Sexual and Physical Abuse, Research Finds

Former Anti-LGBTQ Republican Congressman Aaron Schock Comes Out as Gay

Criticized for Being Too Gay and Not Gay Enough, Buttigieg has Unique Burden

A Tribute to Deborah Batts, First Out Federal Judge

“The Flash” Actor Rick Cosnett Comes Out

Wendy Williams Apologizes for Anti-LGBTQ Comments

LGB Youth Four Times More Likely to Plan and Attempt Suicide, Report Finds

Creep of the Week: Alex Azar

HRC Releases #PrideInside Toolkit to Make Celebrating Pride Month from Home Simple

Equality Florida Hosts Virtual LGBTQ Black Lives Matter Town Hall

Same-sex Weddings Have Boosted Economy by $3.8 Billion

Court Rules Same-sex Couples Have Equal Access to Survivor’s Benefits

Creep of the Week: The Republican Party

LGBTQ Groups Call to Bring into Movement Anti-racism, End to White Supremacy

Saint Mark UMC Offers Free COVID-19 Testing

Transgender Man Tony McDade Killed by Police in Florida

Ask Brian: What Are the Best Ways to Handle Anxiety?

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