This edition of the series "Tapestry: The Faces of AIDS", profiles Jen and Paul Robertson, who are honoring their dear friend interior designer Carl Freiwald. Carl was a native of Michigan who died of AIDS at the age of 49. He was a talented interior designer who worked for the Robertson Brothers in...

Adding to the It Get';s Better campaign and the support for the Trevor Project, this are some comments from the Zynga Company employees

Welcome to Quarantini, an LGBTQ+ book and movie club for the quarantine era. Join Dr. Eric Cervini, a Harvard and Cambridge-trained historian of LGBTQ+ culture and politics, as he discusses his favorite books and documentaries with his followers.

Flexibility is important in gymnastics because without the right range of motion, gymnasts will be unable to learn how to do certain skills. In this video we introduce Ukrainian flexible gymnast and handstand athlete PAVEL STANKEVYCH from Ukraine.

Kenworthy has spoken forthrightly about his own experience as a target for bullying. As one of the first openly gay athletes to compete in the Winter Olympics, cyberbullies made him the brunt of provocation ranging from homophobic slurs to death threats.

Alonzo might seem like an unlikely ally, b...

Heath Thorpe is on a roll. The out gymnast just won the Australian All-Around Championships, one of the country’s highest honors in his sport. It was Thorpe’s first win in eight career attempts. “I’ll have more words soon, but for now I’m soaking this in, and enjoying my moment,” he posted Wednesday

In 2019 the world will descend on New York City for the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall in conjunction with WorldPride. Be a part of history.

In 1994, producers Randy Stone and Peggy Rajski saw writer/performer James Lecesne bring to life Trevor, a character he created as part of his award-winning one-man show WORD OF MOUTH. Convinced Trevor's story would make a wonderful short film, Stone and Rajski invited Lecesne to adapt it into a sc

Seattle-based Macklemore & Ryan Lewis join You Can Play in an effort to erase homophobia in sports, music and entertainment. Filmed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in February 2013.

Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner perform a classic 2000 Year Old Man routine. This originally aired on the Colgate Comedy Hour in 1967. In Loving Memory of Carl Riner who died on June, 2020 at the age of 98.