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Right-wing media have been consumed with unconfirmed reports that Tyler Robinson’s roommate, who appears incredulous in the exchanges, may be transgender.
Kentucky's Republican senator has some competition this fall in an out mayor from Lexington.
The president is a foe of equality, the paper of record writes plainly.
U.K. Fashion Week, Made-to-Order Menswear, Blue-Coller Wardrobe Trends.
State laws create an unclear pathway for Olivia Hill’s rights concerning gender-specific facilities.
Saltburn, Rustin, Nyad, Rap Sh!t, and new Selling Sunset all premiered this month. Here's the queer entertainment you need to get caught up on.
Led by the Victory Institute's Aisha Moodie-Mills (pictured), politicians and officials like Senator Tammy Baldwin and Army Secretary Eric Fanning strategize ahead of January 20.
Zhar has become an internet personality thanks to this one simple question.
Michael J. Stern, who nearly lost his job as a federal prosecutor due to antigay bias, wonders what additional damage Trump's "religious liberty" moves will bring.
SNL starlet Molly Shannon returns to the small screen in the American adaptation of the hit Australian show Kath & Kim.
The silence of major media outlets serves not as impartiality but as complicity in the erosion of democratic values and the rise of fascism, writes John Casey.
Warhol distributed his little magazine by hand until the whole world wanted it. Jeff Yarbrough writes about the frivolity and celebrity-stalking back in the golden days.
Hillary Clinton's campaign announced today the formation of "LGBT Americans for Hillary"--a national steering committee made up of more than 65 LGBT leaders (full list included below), all of whom have personally endorsed Clinton for president.
Your man on the New York theater scene RSVPs to Abraham Lincoln's Big Gay Dance Party, spends A Night at the Tombs with a trans celeb, and checks out the old/new faces in A Little Night Music.
The second part of our diary series, capturing the #DayInLGBT.
Week 7 of Dave White's American Idol recap is not about "Feeling Good" at all. It's about getting on camera for bawling your eyes out.
In this third excerpt from Mark Segal's memoir, And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality, the activist talks about the long road to build LGBT senior housing in his beloved Philadelphia.
