Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, a moment when the gay community in New York City stood up against oppressors and began the modern fight for LGBTQ+ rights.

It's time to lip sync for this legend's life! In honor of beloved icon Meryl Streep, 11 world famous drag queens transform into her award-winning catalog of characters to celebrate a Night of 1000 Meryls. Join Valentina, Manila Luzon, Monique Heart, Kim Chi, Willam, Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo and more a...

THIS IMPORTANT SPEECH BY DR. TALYA ZEMACH-BERSIN, A YALE UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, WAS DELIVERED BY RICK HARING, A PARENT IN THE CENTRAL BUCKS COUNTY DISTRIC IN PENNSYLVANIA: CENTRAL BUCKS TEACHERS PROTEST FLURRY OF ‘ANTI-LGBTQ’ POLICIES AND DIRECTIVES.

A magical World War II tale of resilience and love, THE CHILDREN OF CHABANNES reveals the untold story of how the people of Chabannes – a tiny village in unoccupied France – chose action over indifference to save the lives of 400 Jewish refugee children. Returning to the lush, rural township with he

Amanda Blake receiving the American Cancer Society Courage Award from President Ronald Regan, March 29, 1984.

Memory Lane: Famous film stars in their film debuts.

THE GLOBAL SEARCH FOR THE WORLD'S BEST STORYTELLERS: This is Your Film Festival. You have until March 31st to submit a short, story-driven video. There's no entry fee. It can be any format - short film, web-series episode, TV pilot - and any genre. In June, audiences around the world will vote, sen...

Yossi (Ohad Knoller) is the stoic company commander of an Israeli Defense Forces unit on the Lebanese border. Jagger (Yehuda Levi), who got his nickname thanks to his fun-loving rock star appeal, is the platoon leader. They have a secret. When they walk off in the snow together, it isn't because the...

Watch the first in a series of five videos chronicling the assembly of American’s A321neo:
It’s before sunrise at the Port of Mobile in Mobile, Alabama, on a humid June morning. The Mobile Express cargo ship is in port, enjoying a much-needed rest after a 13-day journey covering more than 4,500 mil

20 years after being killed in an anti-gay hate crime in Wyoming, Matthew Shepard will be laid to rest at the Washington National Cathedral. Shepard's October 1998 death became an important symbol spotlighting the discrimination experienced by the LGBTQ community.