Try is a song from the successful album: The Truth About Love. P!nk wrestles with a relationship and one hot dancing partner in her "Try" video. That partner is Colt Prattes and is directed by Floria Sigismondi and choreographed by The Golden Boyz and Pink's trapeze partner Sebastien Stella. Broadwa

In this sixth installment of male contemportary dancers we present Pietro Jackson in "Dancing in the Rain" as well as a male duet from the work of Levi Philip Markman "Whisper's and "Voicers" where one dan cer is listening to the spirit of his friend; and ending with Max Ostler, Max Simmons, Conor

Sidney Crosby and Shea Webber talk about their opposition to Russia's anti-gay laws at the Team Canada Olympic press conference on Sunday, August 25, 2013 in Calgary: "For me growing up in Canada, my view has always been that way," Crosby said during a news conference Sunday to kick off Canada's Oly...

The Gay Games is a world-class sport and cultural festival organized by the LGBT community every 4 years. Everyone is welcome to participate regardless of sexual orientation, ability, gender, age or race. The Gay Games were intended, in the spirit of Tom Waddell, to build bridges between heterosexua...

Okay, while it's not exactly a PSA, it is a clever promo for the upcoming season of True Blood. How many of you currently suffer from TB Withdrawal? Watch all of the stars make an appearance in the clip.

Broadway stars join forces and sing "It Gets Better" in support of the Trevor Project and the prevention of teenage suicide and against bullying.

Wonderful dancing, I am so sad to think of the destruction going on in your country presently. I applaud your talent and your courage! May you soon be dancing free again.

The title of this video is Where The Hell Is Matt 2012. It took him 14 months in the making, 42 countries, and a cast of thousands. They dance in every country he visited and it was all edited to synchronize the video with the music.

ESPN documentary on Magic Johnson announcing to the world that he has the HIV viruson November 7, 1991.

ESPN documentary on Magic Johnson announcing to the world that he has the HIV virus on November 7, 1991.