More than 15,000 people have joined a popular campaign on Change.org calling on Chicago Public Schools to improve their anti-bullying policy after video of a teenager being beaten by his peers went viral online.

A gay man decides to win back his ex-boyfriend by faking cancer in this unusual romantic comedy, written and directed by Michael Simon. How could such a plan go wrong?

The Human Rights Campaign is joining The Equality Network in condemning legislation Oklahoma Representative Mike Reynolds (R-Oklahoma City) is pushing that would implement a more extreme version of the discriminatory “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) law, which would be applicable to the state’s National Guard.

The Human Rights Campaign – the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization – is condemning the Weekly Standard for sending an email on behalf of one of their sponsors, the anti-gay organization “Public Advocate of the United States,” that called LGBT Americans “sexual deviants” and asked recipients to contribute financially to efforts aimed at defaming the Student Non-Discrimination Act (SNDA).

Washington United for Marriage, a broad statewide coalition of organizations, congregations, unions and business associations that will work to obtain civil marriage for lesbian and gay couples in Washington State in 2012, today applauded Gov. Christine Gregoire for her landmark comments and endorsement of marriage equality in the Evergreen State.

This morning, NBC announced the celebrity line-up of candidates for the next season of "The Celebrity Apprentice," premiering on Sunday, February 12.   Lisa Lampanelli is one of the 18 celebrities who will be competing in business-driven tasks each week in order to raise money and awareness for their respective causes. For her charity, Ms. Lampanelli has chosen Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), the nation's oldest HIV/AIDS care, prevention and advocacy provider.

Over One Thousand people gathered together Tuesday Night at Dallas Breathtaking New Winspear Opera House to take a look back at the thirty years since our community and our world was changed by the disease now known as AIDS.  The best and the brightest of Dallas' Arts Community gently guided us down the road this community has traveled over the past thirty years since the onset of the Pandemic.

The makers of Shank and Release change the tone for this funny British import. Boyfriends Seb and Aaron take drastic measures to save their finances, at the risk of ruining their relationship.