Could Video Games Be a Cure for Anti-LGBT Bullying?
As more LGBT people turn to video games to alleviate stress, gaming presents a way for bullying victims to cope.
May 24 2013 7:00 AM
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As more LGBT people turn to video games to alleviate stress, gaming presents a way for bullying victims to cope.
The true comeback story of a downtrodden shoe factory gets a larger-than-life Broadway makeover thanks to Harvey Fierstein and Cyndi Lauper.
A new partnership with YouTube means billions of people will now have access to Here TV's subscription programming.
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The four-day weekend known as Gay Days at Disney World now has a lesbian event with delights for everyone.
The first-ever documentary on LGBT video gaming needs some quarters to begin playing.
Ugly Betty's Michael Urie is a slave to celebrity worship in his off-Broadway one-man comedy.
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'For and Against' commentator Jim Morrison explains the roads ahead for marriage equality in the Supreme Court.
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