The plot of Sex and the City 2 remains veiled in secrecy, even as the film’s stars begin promoting the highly anticipated sequel.

In a groundbreaking ruling, the New York supreme court appellate division has held that the state has the power to annul a civil union established in another state.

As the Glee cast prepares for a spring tour, talks are under way for a Broadway show based on the award-winning television series. 

A public campaign has been launched by the American Civil Liberties Union to force an apology from the Rapid City, S.D., police department for outing Jene Newsome, a lesbian Air Force sergeant who was eventually discharged.

On Tuesday, Pulaski County circuit judge Chris Piazza allowed three teenagers to join a lawsuit challenging the Arkansas law that prevents unmarried couples from fostering or adopting children.

Constance McMillen, the Mississippi high school senior whose prom was canceled when she asked school officials if she could bring her girlfriend, appeared on Ellen DeGeneres’s talk show Friday and was presented with a $30,000 college scholarship and an internship with Tonic.com.

Miley Cyrus deleted her Twitter account due to the large amounts of hate mail she received after showing her support for gay people, the singer told Parade magazine.

Dutch prime minister Jan Peter Balkenende (pictured) is lashing out at retired American general John Sheehan for blaming the Netherlands' inclusion of gays in the military for massive deaths during the war in Bosnia.

GetEqual’s Robin McGehee, who was arrested Thursday with Lt. Dan Choi at the White House as part of the “don’t ask, don’t tell” protest, filmed a statement explaining why GetEqual is taking action and pushing for a repeal of DADT and a trans-inclusive ENDA.

A disco-themed gay event scheduled for Good Friday at a community hall in the United Kingdom has been canceled over concerns that the timing would offend Christians.