Top Trending: June 8 - 14, 2014

Little Jim's in Boystown is throwing one final anniversary celebration as the historic bar prepares to sell to a new owner.

Little was known about the future of Boystown's Spin Nightclub after its abrupt closure in late May, but now the new owners -- three straight men -- are speaking out, detailing their plans for their new businesses Whiskey Trust and Chloe's.

Chicago Pride Fest may always seem to draw big names in the music business—like Deborah Cox in 2011, JoJo in 2012 and Aubrey O'Day in 2013—but there's no denying the festival in 2014 is drawing its biggest yet.

Openly gay singer Adam Lambert has teamed up with AT&T for the second year in a row to promote the "Live Proud" campaign.

Energized by Wisconsin's milestone move towards marriage equality, PrideFestMilwaukee welcomed a record-breaking 31,295 visitors to Milwaukee's lakefront June 6, 7 and 8 for a weekend celebrating LGBT culture, community and inclusion.

Neverland, Chicago's own new series of high-concept theme dance parties, is movin' on up to their biggest venue ever, the Metro Chicago, where they will be putting on two over-the-top events for special occasions.

AIDS Legal Council of Chicago will be the beneficiary for the performances of the Chicago Spirit Brigade during this year's Pride Parade on Sunday, June 29.

Former 'NSyncer Lance Bass has called his former closeted life "tiring."

Michael Sam, the first openly gay football player to be drafted by the NFL, has said his teammates respect him as a human being

Los Angeles-based retailer American Apparel's latest Gay Pride shirt is colorful and 15% of proceeds go to GLAAD.