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Republican presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann and her husband Marcus dismissed a woman who confronted them with information about the size of the gay population at a campaign event in north central Iowa on Sunday.
It was lesbian night out on January 17 as thousands of women in 35 cities across the US gathered together to celebrate Her HRC, sponsored by Human Rights Campaign. Venice star Crystal Chappel partied with lesbian fans in Twin Cities. Dallas KISS FM emcee Psycho Shannon joined live bands at Jack's Backyard for their event.
The venue changed 20 minutes before the event.
While many of her previous campaign's ads have recently gone viral, her official new ad features Beyoncé's 'Freedom' and US!
And yet, he finds her recent pre-debate bathroom break 'disgusting.' Who's the disgusting one here, Trump?
Sometimes size does matter!
It's safe to say the pansexual Panic! at the Disco frontman is not a fan of Trump...
This is my jam! Turn it up!
Watching these two get cozy is grossing us out!
The Republican presidential candidate also blasts military service by transgender people.
Also, he seems to forget that he's running against Biden and not Obama!
New York City mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner has issued an apology and explanation to those who found his response insufficient when a woman called fellow candidate Christine Quinn “the dyke” in a conversation with him.
What a legend she is.
Owning the libs? More like a self-own and we're loving it!
Forbes has pretty great taste in its 30 Under 30.
The Bachelor star also directed this new video ad for sustainable underwear brand Subset.
State & Union is a precarious journey into the world of lesbian families in the Deep South and their struggle for equality.
Fans of lesbian comedian Dana Goldberg (or soon-to-be fans) will be interested in this funny lady's new interview.
Amid furious Beltway speculation and growing calls for an unequivocal position on marriage from LGBT groups and the national media, President Barack Obama said in a Wednesday interview with ABC News’ Robin Roberts that his decision stemmed from his own experience with gay staff in committed relationships as well as the continued discrimination against gay service members who can now serve openly in the military following repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell,” but are denied the same basic equal rights as their heterosexual counterparts.
