Katy Butler will be recognized with a special award later this month at the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Awards in New York.

Butler is the 17-year-old Ann Arbor, Michigan teen who is leading the protest against the Motion Picture Association of America's (MPAA) decision to give the documentary film Bully an R rating.

Over four seasons, "RuPaul's Drag Race" has blossomed into a worldwide, cultural phenomenon that's made superstars of its former drag competitors.  International appearances, national glossy magazine photo shoots, stints on the runways of New York Fashion Week and buzzed about music releases are just a few of the accomplishments of former "dragtestants."  One thing is for certain, fans can't get enough of these gals and Logo's responding to the demand with an all-new offering for the "RuPaul's Drag Race" franchise.  "All Stars: RuPaul's Drag Race" is set to serve up a new twist on the mega-hit "RuPaul's Drag Race" as it pits queens from previous seasons in a wig-to-wig drag battle royale.  "All Stars: RuPaul's Drag Race" has been greenlit for six, one-hour episodes and is slated to premiere this fall on Logo.

Seemingly undeterred that their heated protest of JCPenney has done little to further their cause, conservative group One Million Moms has its sights now set on Toys 'R' Us.

The gay boy entertains. He’s witty. Fashionable. Funny. Sarcastic.

One Million Moms thinks Ellen doesn't deserve to be brand spokesperson

One Million Moms, an anti-gay activist group tied to the American Family Association, is calling on retailer JC Penney to drop talk show host and openly-gay comedienne Ellen DeGeneres as their spokesperson.

Nearly 30 years into her reign as the greatest gay icon, Madonna is back in a big way with her new film, W.E., and her first studio album in four years, reminding us why so many adore her.
The temptation to apply layers of meaning to the story Madonna tells in her new film, the cryptically titled W.E., is irresistible.

A Special Report On Positive Women Stigmatized & Prosecuted

Tonight, public television stations across the country will begin airing Perpetuating Stigma, an episode from the award-winning documentary series IN THE LIFE. This special report investigates the injustices that arise when a person’s HIV status becomes a crime, with a focus on how women have been stigmatized and prosecuted under these laws.

The State of Michigan still allows homosexuals to be fired from their job for being gay.

As a result, certified paralegal and author, B. L. Fowler developed a new book Why Homosexuals Deserve Equality Rights-An Empowerment Guide. After all, he is all too familiar with the challenges homosexuals face, especially living in Michigan.

ABC has been very, very good at building diverse casts and rosters of characters for television shows, and minority media groups recognized them for it earlier this week.

Out entertainer Lance Bass suggests that comic Billy Eichner interview "trannies" for his new man-on-the-street program before Eichner corrects him, during an appearance on Access Hollywood this morning.