Christopher Lisotta

A Massachusetts bill could offer medical insurance relief to people with lipodystrophy, the stigmatizing signature of early HIV medications.

Current TV's
dynamic duo Max and Jason take on gay issues on their next
installment of one of the network's flagship shows.

The leading
professional organization for LGBT journalists is facing a
crisis that threatens its very survival. In a changing
media landscape and a tough economy, how does a small
nonprofit live up to its mission and retain members?

California’s passage of the same-sex marriage ban
Proposition 8 was a recurring theme running through
Cracked Xmas 11, the annual holiday fund-raiser for
the teen help line the Trevor Project. Newly out comedian
Wanda Sykes got a standing O, Anne Hathaway auctioned
herself off for a night of drinking, and Fantasia
stomped her way through the audience in song.

In 2009, Sundance will celebrate 25 years of bringing together international cinema and a variety of cultures in Park City, Utah. But with California's gay community reeling from the passage of Prop. 8, activists and filmmakers are suggesting a boycott of the festival and theater chain Cinemark, whose CEO donated a substantial sum to the marriage ban's campaign. But just how realistic is a boycott of an entire state?