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Please sign Eychaner Foundation / Truth Wins Out's petition now urging the principal of Prince of Peace Catholic school in Iowa to allow high school senior, Keaton Fuller, to receive Iowa's Matthew Shepard Scholarship at his school's awards ceremony on May 20, 2012.

This weekend in San Francisco, California, it's all about 108 Production's Gay Jesus Play & Film!

In 2010, QBliss honored 108 productions with The QBliss GLBTIA Creating Change Community Award - Outstanding Theater Production: 2010, for their outstanding production of Terrence McNally’s Corpus Christi.

The sixth annual Dallas International Film Festival starts, today, Thursday April 12th, its 11-day run starts with an opening night screening of Josh Radnor of the CBS hit sitcom How I Met Your Mother ‘s new film, LIBERAL ARTS, at the Majestic Theatre, and a post-screening Gala at The Pads.

In my private practice in counseling and coaching gay men in West Hollywood, my clients who are single often mention a desire to find a permanent partner.

Birmingham, Alabama (AP) -- Founded to teach about human rights and the fight for equality during the days of racial segregation, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is introducing a new topic: Lesbian awareness in the South.

Santa Cruz, California (AP) -- Adrienne Rich, a fiercely gifted, award-winning poet whose socially conscious verse influenced a generation of feminist, gay rights and anti-war activists, has died. She was 82.
 

New York City, New York  (AP) -- Ricky Martin commands the stage with an air of confidence, yet the Latin superstar admits to being self-conscious at times.

Sixteen stories compose William Holden’s new collection of dark stories.

Every once in a while a film comes along that knocks me over and while these are few and far between, they do exist and new distributor, Breaking Glass Pictures, has been lucky enough to have released several of them—“Into the Lion’s Den”, “Marathon” and now “House of Boys”.

Gainsville, Florida (AP) -- Author Harry Crews, a hell-raiser and cult favorite whose hard and crazy times inspired his extreme, but comic tales of the rural South, died Wednesday in Gainesville, Fla. He was 76 and had suffered from neuropathy, said his ex-wife, Sally Ellis Crews.