Tim Cook nabs the top spot on Out magazine's "Power 50" list for the third year in a row. The Apple CEO, 52, is in good company alongside Ellen De...

The music mogul who played key roles in the careers of superstars like Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys and Kelly Clarkson has come out as bisexual. In ...

Tony, Grammy and Emmy winner Cynthia Nixon will soon be able to add "Artist for Equality" to her ever-growing list of accolades. The "Sex and the ...

Rupert Everett re-iterated his stance on what he describes as Hollywood's unwillingness to fully accept openly gay actors and typecasting them in ster...

Busy Phillips is sounding off on gay marriage, Chick-fil-A and rumors she's involved in a secret lesbian relationship with Michelle Williams in an int...

Anderson Cooper hosted CNN's New Year's Eve celebration with Kathy Griffin on Tuesday and there was no shortage of hilarious (and controversial) momen...

A recluctant admission: I can be a little too highbrow. When presented with the opportunity to direct Fawzia Mirza's new Web series, Kam Kardashian, chronicling the day-to-day adventures of the long-lost lesbian Kardashian sister, I was less than thrilled.

This year was full of historic moments for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. From huge political victories to the continuou...

The claims by "Christian" pundits that gays caused Hurricane Sandy got me thinking about the special powers the gay community actually does have, such as the immeasurable contributions we've made to the fabric of society and culture in every city, state, country and continent.

Zachary Quinto, Wanda Sykes and Chaz Bono are just three of the many lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) celebrities to endorse President Ob...

I'm dedicating this week's edition of Weeklings! to my 10 favorite LGBTers in popular culture. Some are Hollywood royalty, others are respected authors, and still others are modern-day hitmakers who wear jeans well. They're all godsends to me.

Today is National Coming Out Day and earlier today, we rounded up 41 celebrity coming out stories. While they definitely make for an interesting read...

National Coming Out Day was first celebrated on October 11, 1988, exactly one year after the historic March On Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. ...

When it comes to backing a particular political candidate or party, celebrities have a couple of advantages over the average citizen. Not only do they...

UPDATE: Stevie Wonder apologized for his remarks in an email statement to HuffPost Gay Voices: "I’m sorry that my words about anyone feeling con...

Coming out as a lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender person has, for many years, been an act that is not only emotionally difficult but that could ha...

If the old adage that you "haven't made it until the gay rumors start" is true, then Jessie J. can rest easy this week. The British pop star, who i...

British pop star Jessie J is fighting back against accusations that she was forced to claim she is bisexual rather than a lesbian in an effort to main...

I had a fabulous time covering the 23rd annual GLAAD Media Awards Saturday night in New York City. I chatted with all the celebrities who graced the red carpet, about issues facing our LGBT community, with an emphasis on anti-LGBT teen bullying.

From the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" to gay marriage coming to New York, 2011 was an incredible year for the LGBT community. In honor of the ...

Luke Evans has the talent, not to mention the biceps. Having appeared in Clash of the Titans and the recent Three Musketeers, and with a part in the upcoming Hobbit movies, his Hollywood resume is filling out nicely. So why now hide his sexuality?

There is way we can compile a list of influential LGBT people: we can use Twitter. It's certainly a measure of voice, and while certain LGBT celebrities don't have Twitter accounts, it could be argued they are less influential because of it.

America is ready for more than just gay best friends, gay assistants, gay relatives and gay hairstylists. It's time for a world where we're more than todays' version of Carla on Cheers, but the Sams and the Dianes, or even the Rebeccas.