Top Trending: July 14 - July 20, 2013

On Monday, Chicago House cut the ribbon on the TransLife Center (TLC), a first in the nation facility for members of the transgender community, located in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood.

Chicago native Steve Grand became a YouTube sensation only two weeks ago when he releases his first original single, a country song titled "All-American Boy."

For Bill Gubrud, best known as the founder and driving force behind Out at Wrigley, which is set for Sat., Aug. 3 this year, sports and the gay community have an important history and relationship.

Several Chicago beaches - including Hollywood Beach - now offer free Wi-Fi beginning today.

The primary group opposing passage of a gay marriage bill in Illinois has joined the chorus of social conservatives promoting the anti-gay parenting rhetoric of Robert Oscar Lopez.

Actor Cory Monteith, star in the television series Glee, was found dead in a Vancouver, Canada, hotel room over the weekend. He was 31.

Attorney General Lisa Madigan, a supporter of equal rights for gays and lesbians, Monday announced she would seek a fourth term in office - ending speculation that she would challenge Gov. Pat Quinn in the Democratic primary.

Adam Lambert will perform stateside with Queen at the upcoming iHeart Music festival in Las Vegas.

he Force didn't let three weeks off change the direction or mind set of a return trip to the National Championship game, as they dismantled the previously undefeated Atlanta Phoenix 84-0 on a beautiful sunlit Saturday afternoon.

Seattle-based rapper Macklemore has named his gay uncles as influencing his hit single Same Love.