New York singer beccs sees "Before This Christmas Ends" as a reminder that love can sometimes be found “in the pockets of life we already have access to."

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The decision came after a 313% search increase on the company's website.

Myanmar's Swe Zin Htet says she hopes to push for LGBTQ equality in her home country, where queer people have limited rights.

Utah's Rep. Chris Stewart claims his bill will “bridge that gap” between preventing discrimination and allowing religion to inform individual decisions.

The "Living Proof" singer told Ellen DeGeneres that her new album was inspired by "falling in love and what that feels like."

Carlos and Seb share a sweet moment on the new episode of the Disney+ series. Creator Tim Federle sees it as a "reflection of where the world is moving."

The movie stars Mark Ruffalo as a crusading lawyer who fought against a corporation’s corruption.

A state judicial commission has reprimanded McLennan County's Dianne Hensley for her stance.

Will and Anthony Nunziata revamp “Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again,” which Garland and Barbra Streisand first sang in 1963.

Drew Adams, now a student at the University of Central Florida, has said, "This really wasn’t an issue until the school board made it an issue.”

The tribute to the Wyoming student's legacy aims to serve as "a source of strength" for the LGBTQ community.

The State Department instituted a rule in May requiring U.S. visa applicants to register their social media handles.

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Netflix released a trailer for the drag icon's new series, which debuts in January.

O. Stecina competed in the 2019 pageant despite not identifying as female, and it altered the way they see themself.