Lance Bass Discovers He’s Related to Britney Spears
Today, on a newly-released episode of Ancestry’s YouTube series, Two Lies and a Leaf, former *NSYNC member Lance Bass discovered…
Sally Ride to Become First LGBTQ Person Featured on US Currency
According to the US Mint, the American Women Quarters Program is, “a four-year program that celebrates the accomplishments and contributions…
In Plain Sight Exhibit Chronicles LGBTQ History at the Stonewall National Museum and Archives
The Stonewall National Museum and Archives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida is believed to be the largest LGBTQ library in the…
Scotland Becomes First Country to Require LGBTQ Curriculum in Schools
Scotland has just announced that teaching LGBTQ+ history will become compulsory in the country’s curriculum for schools. The move makes…
James Hormel, First Openly Gay US Ambassador, Dies at 88
James Hormel served an important role in political history as America’s first openly gay diplomat. During his tenure, he served…
America’s First Major LGBTQ+ Museum Set to Open in New York
The stories, experiences, and history of LGBTQ people have often been suppressed in society. However, despite hundreds of years of…
New Documentary Chronicles the Life and Death of Ric Weiland
Ric Weiland was a gifted, yet haunted man. He was extremely intelligent and his knowledge of computers led to him…
Postage Stamps Honoring LGBTQ Trailblazers
The international Imperial Court System (IICS) is teaming up with the National LGBTQ Task Force to launch a campaign asking…
The LGBTQ History Project Launches Queer Calendar
The LGBTQ History Project, a New England-based nonprofit dedicated to preserving and promoting the voices of past queer icons, has…
Jägermeister Launches Campaign to Save America’s Last Lesbian Bars
Liquor brand Jägermeister has heralded a campaign throughout the pandemic called the Save the Night Initiative, which has been dedicated…
Former of Home of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon Could Become Historical Landmark
Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon were two of the world’s first leading LGBTQ pioneers. The two women founded the first…
Martin Jenkins Becomes First Gay Black Man Nominated to California Supreme Court
Martin Jenkins used to play professional football for the Seattle Seahawks. After that, he entered into a career of politics…
Pete Buttigieg Drops Out of Presidential Race
On Sunday night, Pete Buttigieg dropped out of the presidential race. After winning the Iowa Primary, and coming in a…
Corinthia Hotel in Budapest to Celebrate 5th Anniversary of Wes Anderson Film
This year marks the 5th anniversary of Wes Anderson’s modern classic The Grand Budapest Hotel, which showcases the peculiar and…
Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin Confirm ‘9 to 5,’ Tomlin Talks Turning Down ‘Yup, I’m Gay’ Cover
Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda sat down with Ellen DeGeneres and cracked plenty of jokes all while giving some awesome…
‘Hamilton: The Exhibition’ to Tour the United States
‘Hamilton: The Exhibition,’ a 360-degree, immersive exhibit that will travel to select US cities, will premiere in Chicago in April…
Watch Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Tear Up While Apologizing to ‘Gay Purge’ Survivors
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today delivered a formal apology in the House of Commons to individuals harmed by federal…
California to Become First State to Use LGBT-Inclusive Textbooks
California will be the first state in the country to use history books that are LGBT-inclusive textbooks for K-8 classrooms.…
Nickelodeon Continues LGBT-Inclusive Content, with Lesbian Crush Scene in ‘The Loud House’
The Loud House on kids’ network Nickelodeon already made LGBT history last July when they casually introduced a set of…
San Francisco Intersection to Undergo Historic Transformation to Commemorate Harvey Milk and the Gay Rights Movement
The intersection of Market and Castro in San Francisco, may soon be getting a makeover fit for the historic moments…
Read Heartbreaking and Romantic WW2 Gay Love Letters
During World War 2, homosexuality was more then just frowned upon, it was illegal. If found guilty English soldiers could…
President Obama Designates Stonewall the First National Park Dedicated to LGBT History
President Obama’s designation today of Stonewall National Monument marks it the first national park site dedicated to LGBT history around…
Attorney General’s Speech Being Called a Transgender ‘I Have a Dream’ Moment
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch Delivers remarks at a press conference announcing the complaint against the State of North Carolina…
Gay Travel: Luang Prabang, Laos
It’s not often I stand in the middle of a sprawling enclosure in the jungle, tossing buckets of smashed fruits…
A First in Fifty Years, Carnival Cruise Docks in Cuba
Carnival’s Adonia began its voyage from Miami to Havana on Sunday afternoon, snipping at the ribbon between American cruise companies and Cuban…
Transgender Icon Holly Woodlawn Dies at Age 69
Transgender actress, who was made famous by Andy Warhol, Holly Woodlawn, has died at the age of 69. Brought to…
Chris Burns Comes Out Making Him the First Openly Gay Coach in Division 1 Basketball
More LGBT history is being made in the world of sports after Chris Burns, a Division 1 basketball coach came…
San Francisco High School to be First to Offer Course on LGBT Studies
A high school in San Francisco will be the first in the nation to offer a course on LGBT issues.…
Google Celebrates First-Female Astronaut Sally Ride
Today, Google celebrates the first female in space, Sally Ride, who passed away in 2012. Making history on June 18th,…
Watch: Go On a Technicolor Tour of 1949 New York City
MGM has recently released online a 1949 technicolor video titled Mighty Manhattan, New York’s Wonder City. A lot has changed in…