Listen to "Evergreen" by Omar Apollo. Discussing his sexuality with NPR back in April, Omar said: "I don't really care. I feel like in the beginning, I was trying to be mysterious and stuff, but now I'm just like — I'm very gay, so I'm just like, whatever. It's funny, every time I'm doing an interv

http://www.bbc.co.uk/2012 This is the launch trail for the BBC's Olympic Torch Relay campaign. Using animation, the creative idea is based on the design of torch itself and the 8000 holes in the design that represent the 8000 torch bearers. The trail opens on the DNA of the Olympic Flame and then pu...

“Throne Games” pitted a warrior and servant in an aggressive physical battle over the attentions of a powerful dragoness in choreography by Eamon Foley with assistance from Michael Bullard and Kaitlin Niewoehner. Her exotic dragons were portrayed by three aerial artists spinning high above the runwa

One year old mixed beagle/hounds Buster, Indie and Romeo are performing their twice daily cancer detection training which is how they are fed. They have successfully trained dogs to identify urine containing e.coli, the bacteria that causes a certain type of urinary tract infection, and to distingu...

Interview with Francis Lee (director), Alec Secăreanu (actor) and Josh O´Connor (actor) about the film GOD´S OWN COUNTRY. It’s easy to see why the critically-acclaimed British indie film God’s Own Country has been compared to Brokeback Mountain as it charts the troubled romance of rural farmers in Y

Straight But Not Narrow (WeAreSBNN) is a campaign working to positively impact the way teens view and treat their LGBT peers.

That loud, sharp shriek you heard earlier today? That was the sound of gays everywhere freaking out over the announcement that a new Omar Apollo era is imminent! The queer, Latin alt-pop star shared that his sophomore album—officially titled God Said No—will be hitting shelves on June 28, and our b

Presentation of the Olympic venues for the XXII Olympic Winter Games in Sochi. Description of all the Olympic stadiums and facilities.

Over 400 people staged a gay kiss-in in front of the Russian consulate in Antwerp to protest that nation's anti-gay laws.The event entitled "To Russia With Love" was timed to coincide with the end of the World Out Games which were taking place in Antwerp.

Russia is in the midst of a violent crackdown against lesbian, gay, bi and trans people - fueled by laws that make it a crime to be open about who you are and who you love. The Olympic games are our best chance to end to Russia's outrageous anti-gay laws -- but to do it, it's going to take lots more...