A Mexican soap opera that debuts on Sunday is set to make television history as the country’s first telenovela to feature a gay couple as the leading characters.
Together, the Heart is Never Wrong from Mexican network Televisa centers on two teenagers who move to Mexico City to attend a university.

In a performance created specifically for Life Ball, a company of 13 dancers offered a unique, circus-inspired modern-day burlesque number. The piece was choreographed by Broadway Bares co-executive producer Nick Kenkel and introduced by Tony Award winner Billy Porter, who's currently starring in TV...

Tweeted Yang: “I created this music video as my personal way of coming out as a proud gay man who has many unheard, specific stories to tell. I withheld because of fear and shame shaped by my background but I promise to give my full truth in the rest of my life’s work. ?️‍?”

Coke set up a (social media) campaign in Brazil this year to fight homophobia and the use of gay slurs. It had a great impact, both in public awareness and online behavior and in (free) publicity. Win-win!

NYC’s LGBT Community Center, with support from Google, created Stonewall Forever, a Living Monument to 50 years of Pride.

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..

The season 22 premiere of Arthur, entitled 'Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone,' has caused a sensation. The episode ends with a revelation: that grade-school teacher Mr. Ratburn is gay. Series creator Marc Brown said he wanted to tell “an honest story for children and families.”

Assi and his husband got married in Barcelona, afraid of homophobic extended family members.

He said his dad was still suspicious of their relationship up until the wedding. ‘Something in him changed that day,’ he said. ‘He saw what he couldn’t see before. He felt the love that he had never felt

Taiwan’s legislature voted Friday, May 17, 2019 to legalize same-sex marriage. The first country in Asia to support gay rights and legalize same-sex marriage.

To commemorate World Pride, taking place in New York City on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in late June, the New York Public Libray has curated a stunning exhibition exploring the early fight for LGBTQ rights. The exhibit features the photographs of Kay Tobin Lahusen and Diana Davies—”