Hollywood has always been gay. History can be changed by something small as an openly gay actor starring in blockbuster movies, or even a gay film that inspired another gay film.

The stirring five-part mystery, from acclaimed best-selling author Tom Rob Smith. London Spy, begins with a chance romance between two people from two very different walks of life—one from the high-powered ranks of investment banking and the other from a world of clubbing and youthful excess. But t

Richard and John just celebrated 61 years as a couple. They desperately want to marry in New York. Haven't they waited long enough? With your help, we can wi...

'Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red' sees the Tower of London's famous dry moat filled with 888,246 poppies, one for each British and Colonial fatality during the war and creating a powerful visual commemoration for the First World War Centenary. The project is still ongoing with the last poppy bein...

Luxury is about to be redefined in London. An ambitious project plans to build a "sky pool" made entirely of glass and hanging 10 stories above the ground. The 25 by 5 meter by 3 meter deep pool will be made of 20 cm thick glass, and will act as a sort of bridge between two apartment buildings in Lo...

All love is equal. It's time for marriage equality. Stand with Hillary Clinton in the fight for all LGBT Americans to be able to live, learn, work, and marry free from discrimination

Tim Wilson proposes to his partner during his speech on marriage equality in the House of Representatives. The Liberal MP's voice breaks with emotion as he says: 'There's only one thing left to do: Ryan Patrick Bolger, will you marry me?' Bolger, seated in the gallery, beams and says yes and his ans

Enjoy the spectacular fire works in London during the countdown to 2016.

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!

A breathtaking art display of ceramic poppies at the Tower of London has captured the public's imagination - attracting 4 million people to visit a memorial to those we owe so much.