The plot synopsis reads like a generic rom-com, but a series of serpentine twists jerks the story into horrifically dark terrain.

In this massively popular annual competition, men don elaborate wigs and layers of makeup to show off their skills in what they call “the art of transformation.”

His passion — and penchant for drawing and sculpting the nude form — often got him in trouble with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

“I hear the snowboarders call us ‘skier f*gs.’ And it’s frustrating because I’m literally going to live up to that stereotype.”

“I’m a gay man who came out when I was 10 years old, and there’s nothing in my life that I’m prouder of.”

“September 1 will be the day to prepare for, if the Lord doesn’t return before then,” Davis wrote one supporter about the legal deadline to issue licenses to same-sex couples. “I have weighed the cost, and will stay the course.”

The ad was produced by the antigay group Faith Family Freedom Fund and is in response to Houston’s Proposition 1, a non-discrimination ordinance

Some LGBTQ leaders considered him a more determined ally than Hillary Clinton

The IRS and the Treasury Department also said they will interpret the terms “husband” and “wife” to apply to same-sex spouses as well as opposite-sex spouses.

Openly gay journalist Peter Zuckerman apologized to conservative businessman Frank VanderSloot, the CEO of health care products company

He reminds Davis that the law must be followed

You can always count on the internet to bring out the absolute worst in people. But one dad just isn’t having it.

County commissioners on Tuesday repealed the domestic partner benefits program for Orange County employees who are in unmarried gay relationships.

The amount will cover legal fees for a lesbian couple who sued after the state denied them a birth certificate with both mothers’ names.

Nobody’s invented Grindr for orcs yet, but Tusks is the next best thing — a dating simulator for big gay green monsters. Want to play?

The Mets’ second baseman may soon regret some homophobic comments he made when he wasn’t as well-known.

Pulitzer Prize-winner Amy Ellis Nutt writes about a family thrust into the national spotlight with a battle over bathrooms and bullying in an elementary school.

“The homosexuals don’t just want to be left alone,” he said. “Now they want to come out and stick it to the Christians.”

“I don’t think I have disparaged people,” he said. “I feel like I’ve held to a very consistent Biblical standard of marriage.”

A Swedish man has been accused of slashing his 32-year-old lover’s throat, drinking his blood, and using it to draw a pentagram on the wall.