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Jhené Aiko and Larry June's latest appearance, in their brand new 'California Dream' music video, has fans wondering if the two are dating.

Donovan Mitchell and Coco Jones are balancing their newlywed bliss with workouts on a luxurious yacht.

The Stonewall Riots Anniversary is a reflection of Pride Month itself, yet many are unaware of the Black drag queen at the heart of it all.

A trans woman incarcerated in a NJ women's prison was transferred to a facility with men after she got two cis female inmates pregnant.

Queen Latifah stopped by 'Hot Ones' recently and told a surprising story of the time when she took late rap legend 2Pac to a gay club.

Although she plays a literal Black queen on Netflix's popular Shonda Rhimes series 'Bridgerton,' out and proud actress Golda Rosheuvel says she was once told by a fellow lesbian in the film industry that she would have to hide her sexuality in order to be successful in Hollywood.

The LGBTQ community now has a proud new representative on their side following news that celebrated comedian Jerrod Carmichael used his new HBO special, 'Rothaniel,' to come out as a gay man.

House Representatives in Florida have recently ruled in favor of two separate bills that may have detrimental effects on how race, sexuality and gender as it relates specifically to LGBTQ+ youth is taught in the Sunshine State.

Alicia Keys jumped on social media recently to help promote fellow pop queen Janet Jackson's new documentary, but also remind the world of a time when Miss Jackson may have been thinking about getting "nasty" with her.

Cardi B let it be known that she supports the LGBTQIA community with a tweet that denounced homophobic people as "ugly," which received co-signs by some in the community and critique from others that called her out for using gay slurs in the past and further pushing the "gay best friend" trope.

Methodist minister Rev. Craig Duke had his pastoral duties terminated following a rift surfacing in his Indiana church after he sought to demonstrate solidarity by appearing in drag alongside prominent drag queens in the HBO reality series 'We’re Here.'

Philemon Chambers is speaking out about being the first queer Black actor to land an LGBTQ Christmas rom-com at Netflix.