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The right-wing representative launched a campaign following Angela Carini's loss to Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, who conservatives were falsely claiming is a transgender woman.
Athletes in prime physical condition doing sexy things? Yes, please!
Our resident lesbian sports afficionado Helen Wortham catches us up on the Olympics including Canada's Maelle Ricker, Lindsey Jacobellis' disappointing fall, Julia Mancuso's and Lindsey Vonn's silver and gold wins. Plus, Evan Lysacek in Vera Wang and Johnny Weir in a pink corset.
Rippon will be the first out figure skater to represent the United States at the Olympic Games.
Gaga had nothing but applause for the British Olympic diver’s decision to come out this week and made it clear she believes a boycott of the upcoming Winter Games in Sochi is necessary.
Cossar – who has recently retired from the sport – was captain of the Canadian team during the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
In the summer of 2012, then US women’s soccer coach Pia Sundhage led the American team to Olympic Gold in London. Soon after, Sundhage, who is openly gay, announced that she would be returning to her homeland Sweden to coach the Swedish women’s team. Capping off that exciting year, Sundhage attended FIFA's annual awards gala Monday night in Zurich, Switzerland, where she was named soccer’s 2012 women’s world coach of the year. American forward Abby Wambach was also honored as women’s world player of the year.
We're not letting Vladimir Putin rain on our parade. To us, these women deserve the gold.
Distance swimmer Diana Nyad was pulled from the water Tuesday morning during her fourth attempt to swim 100 miles from Cuba to Florida. She started the swim late Saturday night and would have been the first person ever to complete the journey without a shark cage.
The 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver is filled with many storylines, riveting stories of redemption, grit, fortitude and determination. When I hear these words, the names Jacobellis, Vonn, Kearney and Belbin come to mind. The US Women's Team is comprised of, not only the strongest class of athlete in the world, but also the most beautiful competitors. Sorry ladies, I know you are serious athletes, but you can be both.....so be proud of it! Nicole Joraanstad, Bree Schaaf, Tanith Belbin and more...
Time to rock the red, white and blue sweat bands for outdoor sports and become very good friends with someone having access to a pool. Time also to let go of my smoldering disappointment that the Flyers didn't bring home the Stanley Cup. This Saturday June 27th, the winning Chicago Blackhawks will soften the blow quite a bit. Defenseman Brent Sopel will ride on the Chicago Gay Hockey Association's float in the Chicago Gay Pride Parade, and he will be holding that coveted Cup.
Gillian Anderson, Summer Glau, Jessica Alba, Camryn Manheim, lesbian faves Drew Barrymore, and Olivia Wilde lead this installment of the Hollywood Trade Roundup, a collection of hotties making headlines in The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety.
This resurfaced video is giving us LIFE!
The Queer Eye star got emotional while defending trans people in a recent Armchair Expert podcast interview with host Dax Shepard.
Wall and Rippon discuss their friendship, figure skating and their predictions for Dancing with the Stars.
Biphobia rears its ugly head in a new video
The out Olympic skier got dolled up over the Thanksgiving holiday.
Russia and India battle it out for most homophobic country, while the good old U.S. of A has some serious contenders for the award recognizing the most awful humans in existence.
Heather West of Hell’s Kitchen, the first lesbian to win a reality show, talks to SheWired.com about being on reality television, losing the first woman she ever fell in love with at first sight, Chef Gordon Ramsay's supposed anti-lesbian rant and what she thinks about L.A. lesbians now that she’s been living in the City of Angels for a while.
Celebs, athletes, drag stars, and more joined our rainbow family this year!
