Top Trending: August 10-16, 2014

Chicago's biggest street festival is being seen from a whole new perspective this year as new aerial drone footage shows thousands in Boytown for Northalsted Market Days 2014.

Nearly 150,000 people from across the country converged on North Halsted St. on Aug. 9 - 10 for the 2014 Northalsted Market Days, the largest two-day outdoor street festival in the Midwest.

Equality Illinois hosts Out at the Sox, an LGBT Pride Night fundraiser, as the Chicago White Sox face the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, August 16.

Here's a bit of advice before you go see the new Lasse HallstrÖm movie The Hundred-Foot Journey (Touchstone/DreamWorks). Don't see it on an empty stomach. A feast for both the eyes and the belly, The Hundred-Foot Journey is the feel good/tastes good movie of the season.

Blend new wave-pop with a dash of alternative rock, and what you get is Neon Trees, one of the top headliners planning to tear up the stage at Northalsted Market Days.

Out singer Adam Lambert believes it's getting easier for openly gay male artists.

Four years ago the Stonewall Kickball league originated in Washington D.C. with the mission of creating a fun, inclusive sports organization that centered around building a community and raising money for local nonprofits. This fall, the LGBT and ally based organization is coming to Chicago and registration is currently open.

Out Olympian Blake Skjellerup is in Cleveland, Ohio to compete in the 2014 Gay Games 9.

A California gay man has filed a lawsuit after discovering that his medical records list him as suffering from "chronic homosexual behavior."

WNBA players Brittney Griner and Glory Johnson are engaged to marry.