Here are all the wins for LGBTQ+ artists and allies at the 2025 Grammys
The 67th Grammy Awards was one of the gayest award shows of all time — and we're celebrating.
FEBRUARY 3, 2025
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The 67th Grammy Awards was one of the gayest award shows of all time — and we're celebrating.
Her death brings the total of trans people murdered this year to 22, surpassing 2015's count.
There are at least 1,043 out LGBTQ+ people in elected office around the nation, up 5.8 percent from a year ago.
At least 44 transgender Americans died violently in 2020, the deadliest year on record.
A total of 1,008 out candidates are seeking political office this year, exceeding 2020's record.
Father Mychal Judge, a chaplain with NYC's fire department, was the first recorded death after the terrorist attacks 20 years ago.
Anti-LGBT lawmakers in Oklahoma introduced a record number of hateful bills this year, but equality advocates have quashed every single one of them.
Most of them seek to keep trans girls and women off of female sports teams or prevent trans youth from receiving gender-affirming medical care.
David is at least the 50th trans, nonbinary, or gender-nonconforming American known to have died by violence this year.
It was a record year for LGBT Olympians in more ways than one.
Dolores dos Santos was beaten and shot to death, a crime recorded in a video that went viral last year.
The Grammy nominations have arrived and they are so gay.
The 67th Grammy Awards will be very competitive. Here's our list of early predictions.
At least 514 out candidates ran or are running in 2023 elections, up 19.5 percent from in 2021, when 430 out candidates ran.
It's a landmark year with record numbers and diversity of LGBTQ+ candidates.
The foul-mouthed jurist was suspended, but only after the accused released years of recordings.
At least seven states are considering anti-transgender bills after a record year for such legislation.
You can now listen to the 50-year-old recording on the Making Gay History podcast.
Grammy-nominated Chappell Roan has four-word response to management split story
The Out100 honoree is standing up for herself and keeping it very real with Billboard magazine.