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“I think it's more of a reminder that we are all in this together, not just in this country, but this world. And it's really easy to feel very myopic about your life because we all have struggles. It doesn't matter where you are and who you are," Channing Tatum said.
The man representing the North Carolina Republican party is a Holocaust denier who has often compared homosexuality to pedophilia.
” ’Cause everything’s a fantasy with Santos,” Rainbow sings.
A viral clip of the Canadian prime minister appearing to correct a woman's use of "mankind" is fake news.
So, what do the findings mean for people living with HIV?
If taking pride in your past is a thing of the past, then we may never see the likes of Joey from Scranton again, writes John Casey.
The Gay Deceivers was homophobic, juvenile, and, somehow, ahead of its time.
An investigation into Webb's alleged homophobic actions stems from the firing of gay NASA employee Clifford Norton during the Lavender Scare.
Out queer actress Jodi Balfour chats about LGBTQ+ representation on Ted Lasso and why her character’s coming-out arc on For All Mankind was so special.
From bumping butts with a TV legend to being showered with equal praise by the stroller set and the bear community, Modern Family star Eric Stonestreet is thrilled to be pushing the gay movement forward.
This week's round of what's hot in entertainment includes Catholic conspiracies, some good old girl-punk, and a ton of theatrical events across the country.
Remarkably, Queen Elizabeth II melded history, government, pop culture, and majesty for more than 70 years.
All Us Strangers, Our Son, Maestro, Rebel Moon, and a whole lot of queer holiday movies are headed our way this month.
As long as the entertainment industry cravenly appeals to straight men, less-than-feminine women will rarely see their stories on screen.
It's week 14 of American Idol. That means you've been watching this show for almost four solid months. A little sad, isn't it?
If she prevails in November, Durkan will be the first lesbian to lead the city and the first woman to do so since the 1920s.
She may sleep in mansions, but the pansexual, gender-fluid singer and actress refuses to turn a blind eye to the millions shivering in the streets.
This lesbian pioneer challenged notions of gender and science, but her efforts following the Challenger disaster might remain her greatest contribution.
