The winners of the 2018 Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) awards have been announced, shining a light on the year’s best travel photography from over 140 countries. Italian photographer Stefano Pensotti was declared the overall winner for his stunning set of images from eight different countri

The members of the Opera National de Paris presnts a lockdown ballet to thank first responders during teh coronavirus pandemic in France.

The Columbus Children's Choir and the Columbus Gay Men's Chorus from Ohio join together to raise their voices for the It Gets Better campaign in support of the Trevor Project and the prevention of teenage suicide

om Goss’ latest music video is a cover of Dusty Springfield’s iconic song “Son of a Preacher Man”, re-imagining the song as being about a gay teen who falls in love with the son of an anti-gay preacher. The video tracks the teens as they escape together away from the world and enjoy the bliss of you

During the quarantine, a pianist in Barcelona went to his balcony to play “My Heart Will Go On” for his neighborhood. After he started, a sax player in the building next door joined him. ?❤️Quarantined Barcelona Pianist and Saxophonist Next Door Lift Neighborhood’s Spirits with ‘My Heart Will Go On’

News Anchor from MSNBc's Thomas Roberts message - "It gets better." He unsuccessfully attempted suicide at the age of 15 and support the Trevor Project.

Many young doctors in Italy responded to the calls recently put out by local administrations to meet the shortage of medical staff in hospitals unprecedented levels of pressure. Every doctor, whether they specialize in dermatology or gynecology, is drafted in to deal with the virus.

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"UNICEF Won't Stop" will highlight the organization's COVID-19 response, frontline workers, and experts of the pandemic, as well as the children UNICEF serves. The show will feature 11 musical performances and celebrity appearances, including Cher, Chloe x Halle, Pink, Sheryl Crow, Sting, Salma Haye

The new music video is a tribute to those working on the frontlines during the current global health crisis, and showcases clips of Streisand interspersed with photos of the workers. Streisand first released the song on her album Higher Ground in 1997. She later performed the song in a surprise appe...