Giorgio Armani reveals first gay crush: 'I couldn't wait to be near him, to be touched'
“I’ve never told anyone about this," Armani recalls. "It’s still a very emotional memory for me."
October 18, 2024
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'Bohemian Rhapsody' Is Now the Highest-Grossing Musical Biopic Ever
The movie about Queen front man Freddie Mercury has grossed over $600 million worldwide.
December 17, 2018
Let the (Out) Games Begin
With 2,500 fewer participants than organizers had originally hoped for, the second annual Outgames forges ahead in Copenhagen despite the world economic crisis -- one sporting event at a time.
July 23, 2009
Sydney Man On Trial For Plotting Mardi Gras ISIS-Related Terror Attack
Hamdi Alqudsi allegedly plotted to attack several locations around the city, including hanging an ISIS flag atop the Sydney Harbor Bridge.
July 19, 2022
The Olympic Spirit Includes LGBT People This Time
Out Olympians are already winning medals, shaping our culture, and setting unusual records.
August 9, 2016
WATCH: Clinton Outlines Her Promises to LGBTs
Hillary Clinton told LGBT activists she is "just getting warmed up" in her fight for equal rights.
October 4, 2015
WikiLeaks Outs Saudi Gay Man, Rape Victims, and More
A new AP investigation finds the whistle-blowing site has shared data that may endanger private citizens; founder Julian Assange calls the report "recycled news."
August 23, 2016
Looking For Your Fifteen Minutes?
Andy Warhol saw it coming. More than forty years ago the iconic artist and philosopher predicted a world in which, "everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes." Guess what--that future is now.
August 1, 2009
'Honk': How an Out Filmmaker and a Goose Became Best Friends
The documentary Honk, now streaming, shows how filmmaker Cheryl Allison and Honk the goose bonded during the pandemic.
November 23, 2022
Jane Lynch to Host Concert for Global Equality
The Emmy-winning Glee star will join headliners Sting and Patti LuPone at Uprising of Love, a benefit featuring Laverne Cox, Billy Porter, and Chely Wright.
September 8, 2014
A letter from Mrs. Cottontail...
...to Education Secretary Margaret Spelling: This is one bunny mother who's hopping mad over your treatment of little Buster, just because he went sugaring with some children with two moms. Why not pick on those misbehaving Peanuts kids instead?
February 18, 2005
Right-Wingers Admit to Faking Kim Davis Rally Pic
The right-wing attorney representing Kim Davis and his cohort were forced to apologize for misrepresenting a photo of a massive gathering in Peru last year as a weekend support rally for the rogue Kentucky clerk.
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September 28, 2015
A Reason for Pride: We Love Liberace Now Even More Than 30 Years Ago
The glamour! The sequins! The movie! The book! Get into the excess that is Liberace.
May 23, 2013
Three more inductees announced for LGBTQ+ Political Hall of Fame
Judge John Arrowood of North Carolina, Virginia state Sen. Danica Roem, and Claudia López, former mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, will be inducted in December.
November 26, 2024
Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Is the Biggest Hit of the 20th Century
The tune has become the most-streamed song of the century, buoyed by the popularity of the new Queen biopic.
December 11, 2018
'Black Panther' Star Chadwick Boseman Dead at 43
The actor's legacy will forever be cemented in Black Hollywood history.
August 28, 2020
Internet Swoons Over Gay 'Cutest Couple'
Dylan Meehan and Brad Taylor didn't expect the world to celebrate alongside them when the out pair were named 'cutest couple' at Carmel High School in Putnam County, N.Y.
June 4, 2013
Adam Lambert feels more 'empowered' than ever, two decades into his career
The trailblazing singer and Queen frontman is allowing his creativity to shine like never before.
July 19, 2024
'Brokeback Mountain', other films listed by U.S. as human rights victims
Fictional gay cowboys and a faux reporter from Kazakhstan suffered human rights abuses in 2006 as crackdowns on flesh-and-blood victims were extended to the Internet, award-winning films, and noted plays worldwide, the State Department says.
March 8, 2007