Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' amazing video in support of Referendum 74 in Washington to their track "Same Love" featuring Mary Lambert. "Same Love" is featured on the debut album from Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, The Heist, released last October.

The coronavirus epidemic has many Italians in lock-down as well as many people all over the world. This video represents hope and harmony if we all fight together.

a video for the "it gets better" project. The Trevor Project offers help to any young person who is struggling.

The touching video — which features clips of people having fun in quarantine, often with their significant others — is chock full of celebrity cameos, including from Gwyneth Paltrow, Ashton Kutcher, Hailey Baldwin, Chance the Rapper, Michael Buble, Mila Kunis, Jaden Smith, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenn

Elton "felt obligated to perform in Russia: 'As a gay man, I can't leave these people on their own.' "ohn posted a transcript of his statement on his Facebook account. It reads in part: "...I am deeply saddened and shocked over the current legislation that is now in place against the LGBT community

Be Yourself was born as a passion project in order to inspire young people around the world to be true to themselves. Produced by Single Step Foundation in Bulgaria (https://singlestep.bg/en/), which provides critical support to LGBTI youth and their families, with the generous pro bono collaboratio...

Support the work of The Mercury Phoenix Trust - Fighting AIDS Worldwide - in memory of Freddie Mercury. September) 5, 2019 would have been Freddie Mercury’s 73rd birthday. The singer and frontman of rock band Queen died in November 1991 of HIV-related illness.

The video for “Cold Heart” uses both drawn and stop-motion animation (sometimes called “claymation” in the vernacular) to envision a cosmic disco occupied by a diverse, androgynous, and very fabulous dance troupe rocking out in platform shoes and sparkling glasses. The video also borrows from the fi

Steve Grand was interviewed by ABC's Good Morning America a few days after he released a music video producing by him. The singer, who hails from Chicago, made media headlines this week, dubbing Grand as the first openly gay male country singer. On July 2 he released the video titled "All American

Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black’s fairytale wedding is on display in a new video shared by Daley, who said “any revenue from this video [will be donated] to the ‘LGBT+ Switchboard’ and ‘It Gets Better’ in hopes of making things even better for future generations.” In the clip, Daley and Black talk