Top Trending: July 31 - August 6, 2016

Nearly 40 different musical acts are pegged to take the stages at Market Days 2016 as organizers release the full schedule for the popular two-day street festival in Boystown.

Anthony Cozzi had a hunch, so he wasn't surprised. But no one ever wants to hear those heartbreaking three words: You Have Cancer.

The Seattle City Council unanimously voted on Monday to ban conversion therapy on anyone under 18.

A man and teenage boy were injured in a drive-by shooting in Lakeview early Friday morning. One of the victims reportedly identifies as transgender.

Cher, who endorsed Hillary Clinton in June, will show support for Clinton and attend a fundraiser for the Democratic presidential nominee in Provincetown on Aug. 21.

Katrina Pierson, the official national campaign spokesperson for Donald Trump, has dismissed questions about her 2012 anti-gay rhetoric.

Out athlete Tom Daley said this week that he wants to start a family once his diving career is over.

Chicago's monthly evening of LGBTQ storytelling – known as OUTspoken! and held the first Tuesday of every month at Sidetrack – celebrated its second anniversary on Aug. 2.

Apple announced Monday that its upcoming update will add more than one hundred gender diverse emojis.

The photo-shoots that have become commonplace – not to mention creative and often times, risqué – for Neverland Productions date back four years, when the Chicago-based party planners were trying to reinvent themselves after a Halloween party that, admittedly, flopped.