From the Grammy Nominated album The Truth About Love Music video by P!nk featuring Nate Ruess performing Just Give Me A Reason.

Taylor Swift just premiered the music video for her new Pride anthem “You Need To Calm Down” and, well, we’re having a hard time calming down. The video is jam-packed with over 20 cameos from some of our favorite LGBTQ icons and allies. It ends with a call to action. Swift appeals to fans to sign a

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

"Anyone who is a parent, anyone who knows the precious responsibility of being a mother or a father, will fully grasp the meaning of this piece. ‘Fall On Me’ is the first time I have duetted with my son Matteo Bocelli".

From the guys who brought you "Bohemian Chanukah": IT IS TIME... time for everyone's favorite unleavened holiday, and of course, the traditional Six13 music video to go along with it. Here's hoping this seder-y serenade from our pride of Jews helps to heighten your own Jewish pride.

Music video by Will Young performing Losing Myself. (

Country music duo Brothers Osborne released a video last week for their new single “Stay a Little Longer” which offers something rare in country music: a look into romantic moments between gay, interracial, and older couples. “That song gives [audiences] everything that we are. It starts off and the

Pink and Channing Tatum play a conventional ’50s-style couple who explore less conventional activities like crossdressing and BDSM in the lighthearted and comedic video for Pink’s track “Beautiful Trauma”, which she recently performed on the side of a building for the American Music Awards.

A lip sinking music video of drag queen performing We'll Meet Again by Vera Lynn.

Official video for “Industry Baby” by Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow. "Hi, It’s me, Lil Nas X. Music is the way I fight for liberation. It’s my act of resistance. But I also know that true freedom requires real change in how the criminal justice system works. Starting with cash bail. This isn’t just theor