Russell joined the football, so he can hangout with the boy he likes, Kevin, and it turns out to be different than he expected.

In this episode of Male Ballet Duets we feature the work of British choreographer Christopher Wheeldon who is considered as one of the most important dance-makers currently working in the ballet world. We present two male duet performances by Teo Dubreuil and David Donnelly and one performed by Jor...

The controversial journalist/activist Randy Shilts (1951-1994), author of "And the Band Played On: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic," and "Conduct Unbecoming: Gays and Lesbians in the U.S. Military," "The Mayor of Castro Street: The Life and Times of Harvey Milk" is interviewed about his cont

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Through his bravery and with the help of Oprah, Danny Pintauro brought HIV back into the national consciousness. He’s had interviews with major media news stations, and has created a dialogue about HIV that has been missing since the early 90s. HIV Equal Online’s Stephen Lucin had the opportunity to

London Pride 2023 showcased the Polo Team in the bathingsyuits. Congratulations, amazing choreography ... and Kylie is the only one. Padam Padam theme choreography and chorus.

Country’s Ty Herndon Rerecords One Of His Biggest Hits To Reflect His Truth As A Gay Man. The singer-songwriter, who came out in 2014, wants fans to hear “What Mattered Most” the way he wishes he could’ve recorded it originally..

Montaggio video Claudio Zanelli e Lo SpazioIn collaborazione con @compagniadellarancia1172, con il supporto di @StageTV e con la finalità di contribuire alla...

Hollywood breakout Jeremy Pope stars as Ellis French, a young Black man—loosely based on Bratton—rejected by his own mother for being gay. With nowhere else to turn, French enlists in the Marines, which offers both a lifeline and further complications as he struggles to hide his sexuality in a time

Rock Hudson was a prolific heartthrob of the Golden Age of Hollywood. And although he was popular with the ladies, for much of his career, he secretly was gay. He achieved stardom with his roles in films such as 1954s Magnificent Obsession, 1955's Heaven Allows, and 1956s Giant. The latter of which ...