Three young Haemophiliac brothers with the AIDS virus are shunned by their town, school and even their church in Arcadia in the USA. The brothers contracted the virus after receiving contaminated blood products.

Tony Award for Best Musical, in The Band’s Visit, Dina, a café owner in an Israeli desert town, had long resigned her desires for romance to daydreaming about exotic films and music from her youth. When a band of Egyptian musicians show up lost at her café, she and her fellow locals take them in for

Interview with Francis Lee (director), Alec Secăreanu (actor) and Josh O´Connor (actor) about the film GOD´S OWN COUNTRY. It’s easy to see why the critically-acclaimed British indie film God’s Own Country has been compared to Brokeback Mountain as it charts the troubled romance of rural farmers in Y

Anton Hysen plays professional football in Sweden and is one of the only footballers to have come out as being gay. See his behind the scenes shoot for attitude active and find out more about him and the reaction from him coming out. Anton Hysen, a 20 year old, came out in an interview with Sweden’

Adding to the It Get';s Better campaign and the support for the Trevor Project, this are some comments from the Zynga Company employees

There are a lot of ways to live longer. Here are a few you might not have expected. This video was produced by Prudential Insurance Company.

X Factor: Simone Battle "He Likes Boys" Shot in Downtown Los Angeles.

This short documentary profiles two elderly Holocaust survivors in Florida who recently formed their own klezmer band. Produced by Joshua Z. Weinstein

This wild new motorcycle, invented by 19-year-old Ben J. Poss Gulak was presented at the 30th annual Motorcycle Convention in Toronto in March, 2011. Gulak continues to develop and commercialize his invention while studying engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The latest prototy...

Up until the 1970s, color photography was extremely rare, and so when we think about history prior to that time, we often envision it in black and white. Today’s technology now enables us to “colorize” historical photos, giving us our only chance at seeing what the world really looked like back then