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Florida district alleges teacher who used student's nickname was grooming them to 'become gay'

The Brevard Public Schools opened an investigation of Satellite High teacher Melissa Calhoun based on allegations from a parent that the teacher referred to a child with a different name than the one assigned at birth.

Florida high school teacher loses job for using student's preferred name

Melissa Calhoun is believed to be the first teacher to be fired for using a student's preferred name.

Romaine Patterson Dedicates Her Cycle for the Cause Ride to Her Brother Michael

One half of The Derek and Romaine Show talks about how her late brother changed her life.

Op-ed: We Can All Use A History Lesson

History classes largely leave out some of the most significant contributions LGBT people have made over the centuries -- so what are we doing about that?

Here and now

Do you want the new gay and lesbian TV channels--Here and the soon-to-be Logo--to be the best thing ever? Good. Then it's time for all of us to bite our tongues and start supporting them. Now

Omar Sharif Jr. Carries Weight of Arab World

The Fighters: Grandson of two famous actors, Omar Sharif Jr. follows in their footsteps on screen, but also works to improve lives of LGBT people in the Arab world.

Heavy hitter

With a new book of collected essays, activist, author, and radio host Michelangelo Signorile throws out his latest challenge to anybody--make that everybody--who stands in the way of LGBT rights

Tackling football's closet

In his first gay-press interview, former Minnesota Viking Esera Tuaolo gives an insider's view of sports homophobia from the locker room to the Super Bowl and talks for the first time about his partner and their children

Gray Christmas

Slouching Toward Paula Abdul

This week's anti-interesting American Idol auditions will make you question your commitment to watching strangers humiliate themselves on TV.

People of the year: Mayors for marriage

During a year in which marriage rights for gay and lesbian couples played a major role on the political stage, three mayors were willing to lead the way by taking risks and challenging the system

Sing, You Can't

Week 2 of 2008's American Idol auditions means the entire nation is one week closer to finding out who the next person to get dropped from a major record label will be.

Archuleta Idol

We're only a week or so away from not having to watch this show three nights a week. Get excited.

Eurovision rocked

Break-dancers, heavy metal, Norwegian elves, and Will and Grace look-alikes--this is how you put on a televised music competition.

Opinions vary over Logo's rejection of UCC ad

Did Viacom's GLBT network do the right thing in rejecting a pro-gay church's ad on the grounds that it disparages other faiths? Our readers weigh in.

20 Game-Changing Queer Women to Celebrate Women's History Month

From Gladys Bentley to Mercedes de Acosta, here are 20 queer women who paved the way in their fields of work.

10 Things to Know: Sally Ride

The first American woman (and possibly the first LGBT person) in space will receive a posthumous honor from the president this week.

Kick it, LaKisha

The Top 6 become the Final 4 as American Idol moves into the home stretch. And the president shows up and tries to ruin everyone's good time.