Top Trending: Sept. 28 - Oct. 4 2014

October is officially LGBT History Month and this year marks its 20th anniversary. LGBT History Month celebrates the chronicle of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community and its struggle for identity, rights and equality.

After 25 years in Boystown, the Howard Brown Health Center's Brown Elephant Resale Shop has officially settled into its new Lakeview location, a storefront owners say will double as an event space.

An Arabic network has apologized for publishing a "gay shame" list of celebrities which incorrectly included Daniel Radcliffe and Cameron Diaz.

Nick Jonas says he enjoyed recent appearances at several gay clubs in New York to promote his new single Jealous.

Arson detectives with the Chicago Police Department say they're on the hunt for additional clues and surveillance footage after nine separate alley fires occurred in Lakeview since June.

Facebook on Wednesday apologized for forcing drag queens and others to use their real names on the social network.

Attorney General Eric Holder has reiterated that the Department of Justice (DOJ) will urge the Supreme Court to strike down state bans on gay marriage.

Peter Nowalk, the creator of How To Get Away With Murder, has promised lots of gay sex on the ABC drama which premiered Thursday.

Father and son team John and Nick Cocalis reintroduced Horizon Cafe in 2004 to Chicago's Lakeview community with a simple goal that included affordable, quality food with exceptional service.

Levy Fidelix, a fringe presidential candidate in Brazil, used his time during a television debate to deliver a homophobic rant.