The daytime drama "officially" launched in 1951, when “Search For Tomorrow” premiered on CBS TV. Though there were a few short lived serials which preceded “Search” it was this live drama, produced by Proctor and Gamble Productions, which turned out to be the first of these shows to capture a sizable audience. By the time “Search For Tomorrow” ended its 35 year run in 1986, not a single LGBT character had appeared in the fictional town of Henderson.

The parties involved are tying up some loose ends in Florida’s fight for marriage equality.

The former professional boxer who admitted to lying about being tricked and drugged into doing gay porn, and also came out as bisexual, told Philadelphia's Fox 29 that he's actually gay.

Ironically I’m writing this piece about Celebrate Bisexuality Day, a day I'd never even heard of before receiving the assignment. As a bisexual woman all too familiar with bi erasure, I’d been looking forward to Bi Visibility Day, which Google now informs me is the same thing as Celebrate Bisexuality Day and is also called Bi Pride Day. My ignorance of the holiday dedicated to honoring my own sexuality seems an apt similitude for the bi erasure endemic to our society and serves to highlight the necessity of CBD.

Normally my column consists of a review of a restaurant and overviews of restaurants serving similar cuisine. But, when a restaurant wins the title of “Best New Restaurant” in a nationwide competition, I think it’s earned the right to stand in the spotlight all alone.

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Legislative dollars continue to be wasted by members of the "fiscally responsible" party.

In the wake of homophobia accusations stemming from a bizarre incident earlier this month aboard one of its cruise ships, Royal Caribbean Cruises has earned a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s 2016 Corporate Equality Index (CEI).

MISHAWAKA, Ind. - A northern Indiana school is among the more than two dozen religiously affiliated colleges nationwide to receive exemptions from a federal law that protects lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students and employees from discrimination.

Lady Gaga is continuing her jazzy period.

In 1982, the rock power anthem "Eye of the Tiger" occupied the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for six consecutive weeks. Fast forward 33 years later and the song is number one again, only this time with an anti-gay twist.

Woman kills perceived gay son, Florida's same-sex marriage ban, and Uganda news.

Ellen crashes Twitter: Ellen DeGeneres’ goal of setting a retweet record with her star-studded selfie was achieved before the Oscars telecast was even over.

The battle with Oakland Park isn’t over yet

Republicans pushed Thursday for Wisconsin to become the first state in the nation to prohibit transgender public school students from using a bathroom or locker room assigned to the gender with which they identify.

A woman accused of stabbing a stranger in a Maine supermarket after allegedly planning for a month to attack people at random pleaded guilty to murder Thursday over the objections of her lawyer.