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Will Hillary’s hometown choose this woman to be NY’s 1st elected trans official?
Former TV reporter turned private attorney Kristen Browde joins 11 other transgender candidates for office nationwide.
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Barry Manilow comes out at 73
People magazine has the exclusive story that pretty much everybody presumed was already known. But it’s his moment, so here it is.
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Your eyes will pop exploring Ellen & Portia’s exquisite $45M Calif. mansion
The LA Times calls their hilltop estate with its six bedrooms and two pools “charming,” but we say it’s beyond our wildest dreams.
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LGBT tech workers get paid considerably less than straight coworkers
Contrary to popular stereotypes, a recruiting firm found that LGBTQ people tend to be offered less money when starting tech jobs.
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The internet is pissed Pepsi & Kendall Jenner turned activism into a fad
A celebrity named Jenner embroiled in controversy because of tone-deafness? Shocking!
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Blink 182 guitarist responds to homophobia like a rock star
Matt Skiba had a great response to someone who called him “gay” on Instagram.
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Voters in Illinois just stood up for trans students in a major way
A slate of conservative candidates who promised to roll back a trans-inclusive bathroom policy failed in their effort to take over a suburban Chicago school board.
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One lone Senator has been talking for over 13 hours to stop Gorsuch nomination
Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley started talking Tuesday evening and was still going more than 13 hours later.
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Alex Jones’ antigay attack on Congressman Adam Schiff will leave you speechless
Jones called the congressman a “fairy” and “c**ksucker” for wanting an investigation into foreign interference in the US election.
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Historic ruling: Discriminating against gays violates federal civil rights law
A federal appeals court ruled for the first time Tuesday that the 1964 Civil Rights Act protects LGBT employees from workplace discrimination.