Top Trending: February 8 - 14, 2015

The management team behind the successful Boystown bars Hydrate, Elixir, Replay and Halsted's announces the addition of two new Andersonville locations slated to open this summer.

The 2015 Equality Illinois Gala, appropriately held on Valentine's day, was surrounded in an atmosphere of equality and love. The event celebrated the upcoming first-anniversary of gay marriage in the state while also addressing that the progress made must be defended.

Cupid's Treasures, Boystown's bright and uncluttered adult novelty and fantasy shop, is hosting their first-ever fashion show on Friday, February 20th.

A new feature film, THE WAREHOUSE, will celebrate the Godfather of House Music, GRAMMY Award-winning Frankie Knuckles (1955-2014) and Chicago's legendary Warehouseafterhours club, where the internationally recognized House Music genre was born.

Windy City Times, Chicago's LGBT weekly newspaper, has released its ratings of mayoral and aldermanic candidates in the Feb. 24 elections.

Northwestern University Athletics is calling on Chicago's LGBT community to cheer on the Wildcats as the men's basketball team hosts its first-ever "Pride Day."

Former White House adviser David Axelrod claims in his new memoir released Tuesday that President Barack Obama supported gay marriage before his first presidential run.

Ride-sharing service Uber says it's introducing a "panic button" in its ride-hailing app that allows riders to notify the police in case of an emergency.

Singer-actor Nick Jonas will headline next month's annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Party.

A coalition of over 30 prominent LGBT activists have announced their support of Cook County Commissioner Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, who is considered a top contender running against Mayor Rahm Emanuel.