"The Young and the Restless” is showing its first same-sex wedding on the show, Demi Lovato embraces being nonbinary in upcoming songs, and "13 Reasons Why" star makes her Met Gala 2022 debut.

This week read about People Magazine featuring a trans man on its "Sexiest Men" list for the first time, Beth Robinson becoming the first lesbian to serve on a federal court, and Lady Gaga revealing "Poker Face" is about the bisexual experience.

People Magazine listed Brian Michael Smith as one of the sexiest men alive, August Alsina possibly came out as bisexual, and JoJo Siwa shares a conversation she had with Elton John.

A Russian tennis player speaks out against her home country, Laith Ashley features in Taylor Swift's music video, and about 10% of anti-LGBT bills became law in 2022.

This week read about fans mourning the death of SOPHIE, "The Walking Dead" team defending their gay storyline against homophobes, and clubgoers dancing to Lady Gaga's "Chromatica" in Australia.

This week read about Lil Nas X being accused of copying another singer in his new music video, Alan Turing being featured on the United Kingdom's currency, and the return of Harley Quinn.

This week read about Kaylee Bryant coming out as queer, Hayley Kiyoko releasing a music video for "Chance," and Anna Paquin fighting back against the trolls who criticize her bisexuality.

Nicole Serrano, who grew up Christian, came out as lesbian, a model Olivia Ponton came out as bisexual, and Harry Styles is set to star in a queer film.

This week read about Jamie Barton joining a musical cast on a New Year's Eve PBS special, T'Nia Miller of "Bly Manor" commenting on her identity, and Oregon schools keeping their trans-inclusive policy.

Brandi Carlile premiered her show to highlight LGBT artists and allies, Angelica Ross will take the lead in Broadway's "Chicago," and Cara Delevingne is hosting a sex documentary series.

This week read about Demi Lovato flirting with Emily Hampshire via messaging, people accusing Drake of sexualizing lesbians in his new song, and a drag queen sharing her journey of finding self-love.

This week read about Demi Lovato performing at an Illinois State Fair, "Naked and Afraid" featuring its first trans woman, and JoJo Siwa delivering a speech to young fans.

This week read about Sister Sister receiving hateful messages online, rumors of a member of Spice Girls being a lesbian, and a gay male finding his true self by managing a women's basketball team.

Kesha opens up more about her sexuality, Toby Marlow won a Tony Award forco-creating “Six: The Musical,” and an Olympic champion comes out as lesbian.

This week read about Jaden Smith opening up a restaurant to give food to homeless people, a possible Lady Gaga collaboration with Charli XCX and Rina Sawayama, and "High School Musical" bringing more LGBT inclusivity.

This week read about Lady Gaga starring in a new movie, musicians calling out DaBaby for his homophobic comments, and Emma Roberts "thanking the gays" on social media.

This week read about rapper Lil Nas X teasing fans about his court date, actress MJ Rodriguez being nominated for an Emmy, and two singers teaming up for the first time ever.

This week read about Queen Latifah telling the public she is part of the LGBT community as well as Tyler Posey and Jack Dylan Grazer coming out.

Singer Shaun Ross announced his engagement to David Alan Madrick, Bethany C. Meyers and Nico Tortorella revealed their pregnancy, and actress Jena Malone came out as pansexual.

Tijuana Gay Men's Chorus empowers the LGBT community by creating a safe space for them, and Ghana banned a festival for having links to homosexuality.

Anne Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip bought the Miss Universe Organization for $20 million, Sam Smith and Kim Petras make Billboard's No. 1 song, and "Jeopardy!" featured a non-binary contestant.

This week read about the star of "Baby-Sitters Club" playing as a lesbian superhero, a Canadian singer apologizing to Sam Smith over a pronoun mishap, and Ellen DeGeneres testing positive for COVID-19.

Their voices are strong, their message is powerful, and their vision is clear.

Sam Park says he embodies his District.

What would the holiday season be like without music? Hymns and carols traditionally ring in the season, while the songs of Irving Berlin and Johnny Mercer offer nostalgic reminders of time spent with family and friends.

The Fort Lauderdale Gay Men’s Chorus (FTLGMC) and the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF) recently announced they will merge.

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After more than two years of political attacks on the community and uncertainty in the arts community over health issues, the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF) has a message for weary LGBT people: we’re unbreakable and we’re unstoppable.

The Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF) and their new Artistic Director Gabe Salazar are celebrating the spring season with a concert of jazz favorites and the launch of a new Youth Pride Chorus.

(CNN) -- After nearly 13 years of marriage, rockers Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale are splitting up.