Travel: Fort Lauderdale
Known as one of America's foremost LGBT capital’s, Joey Amato from Out Destinations profiles Fort Lauderdale.
George Takei beams into Archie Comics’ gay teen series Kevin Keller
Gay actor George Takei, whose best known for his portrayal as Star Trek’s Mr Sulu, crosses a new frontier this week appearing as himself in an issue of Archie Comics' series about Kevin Keller, an openly gay teenager.
Iran reveals more than 1,000 gender reassignment operations in four years
An Iranian news service has said that more than one thousand Iranians have undergone gender reassignment surgery in the Islamic State between 2006 and 2010
Paris gay-friendly mosque denounced by Islamic leaders
Islamic leaders in Paris are condemning the opening of what's been described as Europe's first gay-friendly mosque.
Video: Members of the New York Police Department (NYPD) say ‘It Gets Better’
Officers serving with the New York City Police Department (NYPD) share their experiences of coming out and encourage victims of homophobia to seek help.
Long-serving presenter leaves GaydarRadio
Alex Baker, the afternoon presenter of GaydarRadio, has left the station after five years.
American Psychiatric Association to stop classifying transgender people as having a mental illness
The American Psychiatric Association has agreed to no longer classify people who are transgender and non-gender conforming as having mental illness.
Tory MP Richard Bacon’s motion to repeal Human Rights Act defeated
MPs have defeated a bid by Conservative MP Richard Bacon to scrap the Human Rights Act, which opponents of equal marriage have argued is a key threat to religious freedom.
France: President’s partner to be a witness at one of the first same-sex weddings
Valérie Trierweiler, the partner of the French President François Hollande, has shown her support for moves to make marriage equal by announcing that she will be a witness at one of the first same-sex marriages.
THT boss: There is not enough money for a high-profile HIV awareness TV campaign
When it comes to raising awareness of HIV/AIDS, Sir Nick Partridge, the chief executive of the Terrence Higgins Trust, says it’s unlikely that a large-scale television campaign will feature again on British screens in today’s tough economic climate.
