Top Trending: April 20 - 26, 2014

In honor of Illinois marriage equality, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Chicago is preparing to host complimentary wedding ceremonies and receptions to 15 same-sex couples, with more than 100 in the running to win the swanky prize.

Betty White says she doesn't understand what motivates opponents of marriage equality.

Sir Elton John is honoring the memory of legendary DJ, record producer and remixer Frankie Knuckles by establishing the Frankie Knuckles Fund to support HIV information, testing and treatment among black communities in Africa, America and the U.K.

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) publicly shows its support for LGBT equality by teaming up with the NOH8 campaign.

Chicago is the setting of a new web-series following three gay men as they navigate life-after-gay-death, also known as life in your 30s.

Wrigley Field, the longtime home to the Chicago Cubs, is now a century old. The first game ever played in the historic venue took place on April 23, 1914.

One of America's first affordable LGBT senior homes is set to open in Boystown by end of August or early September 2014.

The Equality House in Topeka, Kansas is now home to a prideful exhibition as hundreds gathered to celebrate the unveiling of a new LGBT installation directly across the street from the anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church headquarters.

Howard Brown Health Center (HBHC) has announced a series of town-hall meetings to discuss the health and wellness needs of Chicago's diverse LGBT community.

LGBT advocacy group Equality Illinois has created two informative pamphlets to help Illinois same-sex couples navigate the new freedom to marry.