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Drag artists in a Colorado city are hosting their biggest show yet after a man allegedly threatened to carry out a mass shooting during one of their performances
The iconoclast opens up about her fears and hopes in the Trump era and why supporting this series is not only important but an act of solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community.
The cast and creators of the FX show about vampires discuss its queer origins and future.
On Economic Blackout Day, it's worth underlining that 9.3 percent of Americans now identify as LGBTQ+ — and that comes with a lot of power.
She's young, she's messy, she fights with her sometime girlfriend, and she's been to rehab -- but she's leading the charge for marriage equality in the process.
The festival's theme this year is "The Coast Is Queer."
Wil Cope and Josh Rodriguez recount their wedding as part of GLAAD's series "Black Queer Love Stories."
Watch these inspirational moms imagine the future families and partners of their queer kids.
The gender outlaw on how to make a brighter future for queer youth.
GLAAD and Shea Diamond released a new video featuring queer Americans expressing optimism for the future.
State legislators are trying to distract from systemic problems by scapegoating children, parents, and doctors.
The group behind the protest is asking Phoenix Pride to use its power and influence to assist undocumented LGBT people who are held in detention centers.
The film from Alia Shawkat and Miguel Arteta tells the tale of an encounter, and maybe relationship, between two women, but their orientation is secondary.
The activist and president of the Human Rights Campaign is putting his efforts on the future of queer Americans.
Today is a day for honoring coming out, and all the related hopes, fears, dreams, and expectations for the queer future.
The past decade saw incredible progress in LGBTQ+ representation in media, but recent trends show a concerning decline. Learn how the latest initiative strives to ensure LGBTQ+ stories and creatives can be celebrated and supported.
This deeply moving documentary is also a love letter to L.A.-based queer nightlife promoter Ignacio "Nacho" Nava Jr.'s life and legacy.
