On Saturday, January 17 in Miami Beach,Walgreens will host the art exhibit and event, "Well Beyond HIV," celebrating the lives of older adults well beyond their HIV diagnosis. The traveling art exhibit is curated in collaboration with "The Graying of AIDS.”

When it comes to promotion of equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender residents, four Florida cities get a perfect score.

The waiting room is one of the most ubiquitous, and dreaded, parts of healthcare.

(CNN) -- Weddings can be a stressful time for any family.

For one week each December, Miami becomes the center of the contemporary art universe, thanks to the phenomenal growth of Art Basel Miami Beach, an exclusive annual show for art collectors, being held Dec. 3 – 6 at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) _ With a mix of elegance and irreverence, only celebrity chef Art Smith could round up his famous chef buddies, a sea of white orchids and a drag queen DJ to pull off a wedding ceremony Saturday for more than two dozen same-sex couples on Miami Beach.

Roland Emmerich is a filmmaker who is best-known for directing blockbusters like “Independence Day” (1996) and “The Day After Tomorrow” (2004). For his latest project Emmerich, who is openly gay, filmed a dramatization of the most important event in LGBT history, the Stonewall Uprising.

(WM) A federal appeals court has ruled against the U.S. State Department in its quest to deny the citizenship of one of two twins born abroad to a gay married couple.

What was supposed to be a trial date turned into a calendar call in the case of the man alleged to have vandalized the Pride intersection in Delray Beach.

The festival committee for Miami Beach Gay Pride announced its grand marshal at a soiree style fundraiser Saturday evening.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the South Beach Wine & Food Festival will be back with its most popular signature event, along with a drag brunch featuring actor Neil Patrick Harris and “RuPaul’s Drag Race” winner Bianca Del Rio, organizers announced last week. 

This week read about Austrian Catholics flying the Pride flag to support the LGBT community after the Vatican ruled that the church cannot bless gay partnerships, and Uzbekistan's LGBT group facing increased threats and persecution following new anti-LGBT laws.

This week read about Ugandan activists mobilizing against a bill that will criminalize homosexuality and sex employment, and Guyana introducing a bill to repeal the cross-dressing ban.

This week read about the reason why the LGBT community is afraid to vote in Uganda, and a Polish magazine being forced to move after criticizing anti-LGBT comments from an archbishop.

Miami's illustrious seven-time Grammy Award winning international superstar Gloria Estefan will be honored as Grand Marshal of the sixth annual 2014 Miami Beach Gay Pride Parade and Festival.

HIV diagnoses in gay and bisexual Latino men continue to rise according to new data released by the Centers for Disease Control.

Eighteen cities in Florida made the cut this year to be included in the Human Rights Campaign’s annual Municipal Equality Index, which measures how LGBT friendly a city is. But some activists feel the annual report has consistently snubbed two of the state’s most LGBT friendly cities – West Palm Beach and Miami Beach.

The same few antagonists in our city continue to publicly bash the current commission for a recent vote regarding term limits.

On Halloween, I attended the Wicked Manors street party for the first time.

Mixed-Sex couples get access to free fertility care in England. Same-sex couples, however, have to pay up to $33,998.88.

No one has been celebrating the marriage equality victory more than comedian Margaret Cho and she wants to officiate over the marriages of LGBT couples in the audience at her upcoming appearance in Miami Beach.

On Saturday, June 28, a group of South Florida organizations will hold a rally calling on Florida to overturn the state’s ban on same-sex marriage. The “Countdown to Marriage” takes place at noon at the LGBT Visitor Center, 1130 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach.

To stage a centennial celebration, officials here sought local talent to highlight their commitment to creativity and sense of community.

Wedding bells chimed to the surprise and delight of guests who gathered recently for a Miami Beach Gay Pride “Legacy Couple” fundraiser at the BB&T Bank South Beach branch on Thursday, Feb. 19.

Miami Beach Gay Pride donated $7,500 to the Point Foundation, the nation’s largest scholarship-granting organization for LGBT students. This is the second year Miami Beach Gay Pride has made a donation to the organization.

Miami Beach Pride — a multi-day celebration of arts and culture, including a two-day festival and parade — is back again from Friday, April 1 to Sunday, April 10.

Cash, prizes, a photoshoot...what more do you want?

Raymond Ortega, co-owner of Molto Bar and Restaurant on Lincoln Road, had a vision: to open a gay bar in South Beach where the hosts and servers also put on a show for you -- in drag.

Three cheers for the return of Miami Beach Pride. When the venerable party returns this weekend, Sept. 17-19, a new group will have the crowd cheering: Cheer Fort Lauderdale.

MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) - State regulators have filed a housing discrimination lawsuit on behalf of a gay couple, alleging a Medford senior living community denied the pair residency because of sexual orientation.