Top Trending: March 30 - April 5, 2014

Legendary DJ, record producer and remixer Frankie Knuckles, known globally as the Godfather of House Music, has passed away at the age of 59, a source confirmed to ChicagoPride.com.

The University of Illinois-Chicago is fighting biphobia by promoting bi visibility and community building -- this semester the university launched its first official group specifically targeting the bi community and the issues it faces.

When Chicago-area native and openly gay independent artist Steve Grand launched his Kickstarter campaign on February 26, he never imagined it would close with more than four times the original goal of $81,000.

Center on Halsted hosted its annual Human First gala in the magnificent Great Hall of Union Station on Saturday, March 29.

The Oct. 12 Bank of America Chicago Marathon will be handling its charity functions a bit differently in 2014, aiming to be more inclusive with charities such as the AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) as well as hoping to bring added revenue for other organizations.

The Chicago Headline Club will next month recognize Tracy Baim, publisher and executive editor at Windy City Media Group, with a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Lakeview's getting its own full-sized farmers market this summer — and the market run by an LGBT chamber of commerce is, as they put it, "not just for fruits."

The nuptials of Will Horton (played by Guy Wilson) and Sonny Kriakis (Freddie Smith) on NBC's Days Of Our Lives made television daytime history this week.

A greater percentage of people have a higher opinion of gay people than they do of Evangelical Christians, a new poll from the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) and Americans for Marriage Equality found.

Gay marriage celebrates its fifth anniversary in Iowa on Thursday.