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West Virginia Men's Basketball Head Coach Apologizes for Antigay, Anti-Trans Comments

"I am ashamed and embarrassed and heartbroken for those I have hurt. I must do better, and I will," Bob Huggins said.

Lesbian Prime Minister Appointed in Serbia

LGBT activists praised Ana Brnabic's appointment, but their expectations for progress are low, given Serbia's deeply ingrained homophobia.

How Joel Edgerton, a Former Bully, Became the Director of 'Boy Erased'

The straight actor and filmmaker discusses his evolution into an ally who's helping lead the crusade against conversion therapy.

10 LGBT X-Men

With X-Men: Days of Future Past currently blowing up at the box office, we take a look at some of our favorite LGBT X-Gene carriers.

49 Victims' Names Released in Pulse Shooting

City officials have released the names of 49 people killed at the gay nightclub in Orlando Sunday. 

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HBCU Out Loud Day Emboldens the Intersection of Black and LGBTQ+ Identities on Campus

The Human Rights Campaign’s initiative fosters a culture of acceptance and celebration on historically black college campuses, showcasing the rich tapestry of identities within the Black LGBTQ+ community.

Bryan Singer Announces News for Next X-Men Film

The next big-screen adventure of Marvel's mutants won't hit theaters until May, but out director Bryan Singer has already announced details about its sequel.

Kit Harington: When Will a Marvel Superhero Be Played by a Gay Actor?

There's a "big problem" in Hollywood around queer acceptance, said the star of Xavier Dolan's The Death and Life of John F. Donovan.

Texas Federal Judge: Companies Not Required to Cover PrEP

The judge says that although PrEP prevents HIV regardless of one’s sexual orientation, because gay people use it, it violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

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Even in Liberal Bubbles, Gays Grew Accustomed to Fear

Seamus Kirst built an "LGBT-friendly" life in New York, but as a gay man, he's still frightened.

7 Things That Are Everything This Week

Gaga, Octavia Spencer, and the return of Sense8 are all here for your holiday pleasure.

7 Things List: August 14, 2015

Our entertainment and events highlights this week include the rise of the female superhero, Disney's high holy event, and Food to Get You Laid.

MacKenzie Scott Donates $1.7 Billion to LGBTQ+, Gender, Racial Equity

The third richest woman in the world is putting her money where her mouth is. 

College Football Kicks Off Season with Record-Breaking Six Out Players

College football has more out players than ever, which is a good trend for the sport in general.

Pa. Trans Health Secretary Rachel Levine Tapped by Biden for HHS

Levine could make history as the first openly trans federal official confirmed by the Senate.

Breaking: Texas Judge Rules PrEP Coverage Violates Religious Freedom

U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor ruled Wednesday that requiring insurance companies to cover medications to prevent HIV transmission violates plaintiffs' rights on religious grounds.

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Ecuador’s Proposed Constitution Causes Rift Between Left and Right

Will this 85% Catholic, Latin American nation ratify a gay-friendly constitution? After all, it was the first in the Western Hemisphere to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation ... and it decriminalized sexual activity between people of the same sex six full years before the United States.

How Gay Dads Become Incidental Activists

Queer fathers are often asked by strangers about "Mom's day off" -- many turn it into a teachable moment.

The LGBT Films of AFI Fest

The Advocate profiles six stellar LGBT films that will be screened at AFI Fest, which kicks off today in Los Angeles.