Top Trending: Market Days line-up released; 'Successful fundraiser for Ride For AIDS; 'Queer Eye' renewed for third season

A diverse lineup of entertainers are pegged to take the stages at Market Days 2018 as organizers release the entertainment line-up for the popular two-day street festival in Boystown this August.

Heartbreak Hotel, follows the tender story of Elvis Presley in the early years of his career as he and Sam Phillips create the music that will forever change their lives.

Despite a brief rain shower, the annual "View From The Top" fundraiser on Sunday, July 15, was a resounding success, particularly financially, for the Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN), as riders and crew for the upcoming Ride For AIDS Chicago (Sept. 8-9) joined hundreds of others for a five-hour, mostly sun-filled party on the rooftop of a Boystown apartment building.

Singer-songwriter Steve Grand revealed in a recent interview how he met fellow out singers Adam Lambert and Elton John.

CVS has fired 2 employees involved in calling police on a black woman over a coupon.

Jesus Miranda has worked for Bon Appetite, located at the Art Institute of Chicago, for about five years, highlighted by a brush with President Obama, who was there for a dinner/interview.

Netflix has renewed Queer Eye for a third season.

In a recent interview, Pennsylvania State Representative Brian Sims said that he serves with "over a dozen closeted members."

In a new interview, director Gus Van Sant reveals that several A-list actors turned down lead roles in Brokeback Mountain.

Major League Baseball (MLB) won't suspend Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader over old homophobic and racist tweets that resurfaced this week.