From the creators of “Project Runway” comes the latest fashion competition series. With a new Emmy Award in hand, Tim Gunn takes the reigns as host of Lifetime’s “Under the Gunn,” which premiered January 16.

It’s confirmed. Constantine is coming to Legends of Tomorrow. This time, he’ll be as bisexual as he was in the original DC comics.

Kimora Blac was looked at as one of the “body” girls on this season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and was poised to give some of the other “fishy” gals like Trinity Taylor and Farrah Moan a true run for their money. Sadly, a princess challenge and a sidekick in the form of a monkey sidelined her race to the finish line and she was sent home. I sat down for a chat with this Las Vegas showstopper, and we talked about everything for her adoration for the business sense of one miss Kim K, what Kimora learned from her time on “Drag Race” and what Kimora Blac is all about behind the makeup.

All of Italy will see a young man coming out to his parents over a pasta dinner soon as the first known pro-gay ad in Italy hits the air.

History has just been made on the big-time silver screen.

In 2005 I wrote a column, “I Want My Gay TV,” about the state of LGBT television, with emphasis on two then-new program services: the cable network Logo and the pay-per-view service Here TV. As I wrote back then, “before Logo and Here TV came along, People of the Rainbow had to make do with programs on mainstream networks. With Logo and Here TV, those of us who want our gay TV can have it 24/7.

(WB) Like fine wine and stinky cheese and (insert your favorite cliché here), some things get better with age. 

A GLAAD study of Spanish-language television series found there is still a lack of LGBT characters in Hispanic television.

Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina impressed many with her strong performance in the second presidential debate, as she railed passionately against Planned Parenthood and outlined her hardline views on foreign policy.

In 1992, “In the Life,” a monthly LGBTQ-themed news magazine, was first broadcast on PBS affiliates across the country. For 20 years, the show would share the stories of both gay history and contemporary LGBTQ people, and now more than 200 episodes and thousands more hours of interviews and other source material are now available for viewing online, thanks to the ONE Archive at the University of Southern California.

HGTV announced on a tweet this afternoon that it will not be producing a new reality show with one of the hosts being an anti-gay right-wing radical.

HGTV has decided not to move forward with the Benham Brothers' series.

— HGTV (@hgtv) May 7, 2014

Right Wing Watch had reported yesterday that the one of the hosts of "Flip It Forward", David Benham, was a right-wing activist:

He has also protested LGBT pride events, interrupted church services during a sermon by “sodomite Episcopalian bishop” Gene Robinson and was found “guilty of stalking a Charlotte abortion doctor after passing out hundreds of ‘wanted’ posters with the physician's name and photo on it.” Benham even blamed the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on abortion rights.

Here's some audio of David talking about  North Carolina’s Amendment One

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Hillary Clinton met her "SNL" counterpart and won laughs Saturday night with her imitation of Donald Trump.

On-screen roles that promote bisexual visibility will get a chance to be honored with a new award starting this year.

Talk-show host Jimmy Fallon called presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton a "tough mother" and pulled her hair at her invitation on "The Tonight Show."

Leah Remini is going to take on the role of a right-leaning lesbian in a new Fox television pilot.

It’s been more than nine months since Rumors Bar & Grill’s executive chef Robyn Almodovar traveled back to Los Angeles to tape “Hell’s Kitchen: All Stars,” but on Friday, Sept. 29 viewers will finally see how she fared in her second run-in with celebrity chef and host Gordon Ramsay.

Comic Peter Bisuito has always dreamed of starring in his own television sitcom. The South Florida transplant made a splash on the standup scene as My Big Funny Peter, “the world’s only gay muscle bear comedian,” and quickly gained an international following, selling out performances in the Netherlands, United Kingdom and Canada.

Published on May 16, 2014Comedian/actress/musician, Maya Rudolph, tells of how 'psyched' she is with her new show which includes comedy, music, special guests and even the odd animal.

Dating shows have long been a staple of television network schedules: In the 1970s, viewers across the country tuned into “The Dating Game” to watch a bachelor or bachelorette from three anonymous suitors. In the 1980s, Chuck Woolery hosted “Love Connection,” a show that offered the audience the opportunity to pick the lucky contestant’s perfect match and send them on a memorable date.