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Following a performance of out musician Brandy Clark’s duet on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Kelly Clarkson called her “the greatest songwriter of our generation.”
The pop/country icon collaborated with the gay country singer, who declines to show his face in public.
As he releases his seventh studio album, Supposed Unknown, grassroots folk-pop rocker Eric Himan looks back at his determined decade as an openly gay artist and lyrical activist.
Forty-two artists speak out for their gay fans and against President Bush's push to write discrimination into the U.S. Constitution
Two years after she took the Grammys by storm, winning three awards, Carlile took home another and also honored singer-songwriter John Prine.
There’s an earthquake happening in the music genre that has long kept many of us at a lasso-length’s distance.
The country music star was called a "lunatic" by Tucker Carlson because she clapped back at anti-trans comments by Brittany Aldean, wife of Jason Aldean.
The performer, who's been out as a lesbian since before her career kicked into high gear, won several awards and spoke about coming out in high school.
Sia heads up an impressive list of out entertainers that includes Eric Himan, Jamie Lauren, Del Marquis, Chris Ryan, and John Krokidas.
Brandi Carlile is a musician's musician, and these collaborations prove just how much she's admired across the industry. Check them out here and be changed for the better.
Laith Ashley and Pride 365 will also receive awards at the global organization's inaugural gala.
2023 is your chance to catch up with these gems.
LGBT artists and allies have been creating compelling music videos about our lives for decades.
For Trans Day of Visibility, these are 21 trans icons that deserve your attention.
Healey's inauguration in Massachusetts, which took place Thursday, will be followed Monday by the swearing-in of another lesbian governor, Tina Kotek of Oregon.
After seven years off center stage, the lesbian crooner returns with a new philosophy on life and music.
Out actor Anthony Rapp and out writer Dennis Hensley talk about their full-on dedication to their music, being out, and whether Flashdance is better than Manilow.
