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The British Broadcasting Corporation has apologized for a tasteless, homophobic "joke" about "curing" a lesbian anchor broadcast on the network's Radio 5 Live program Fighting Talk on Saturday.
The governor of New Jersey reacted to the Supreme Court's ruling on a radio show.
He was arrested at a Houston library for trespassing.
The podcast about this strange town is getting picked up by FX!
Lesbians will love the ladies making headlines in this week's Hollywood round up: Gwyneth Paltrow, Wanda Sykes, Winona Ryder, The L Word's Kelly Lynch, Marti Noxon and country cutie Carrie Underwood.
Fun Home, the musical based on the award-winning graphic novel by out author Alison Bechdel, lands 12 nominations.
Lady Gaga has taken her anti-bullying message to the I Heart Radio concert, where she performed a tribute to suicide victim Jamey Rodemeyer, then she went to a fundraiser with President Obama to raise the issue in person. And in her national Thanksgiving special broadcast on ABC nationally on Thursday, she didn't shy away from using the big platform to raise the issue with American families.
Malaysian broadcasters have garbled the LGBT reference in Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" in order to prevent listeners' exposure to "offensive" gay content.
The station's Twitter account shared the slur after he came out publicly.
Rosie O’Donnell is joining the ranks of women’s programming on satellite radio with a new show on Sirius XM Radio. The former host of The View and Emmy winner for The Rosie O’Donnell Show came out in 2002 after guest starring on an episode of Will & Grace in which she played a lesbian mom.
Beyoncé just dropped two country songs, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages,” but a country radio station is allegedly refusing to play them.
An NBC affiliate in east Texas is the subject of protests after broadcasting a morning show segment Wednesday that asked whether the acceptance of gay people would bring about the downfall of the United States. "The acceptance of homosexuality, pushed hard by the gay rights activists, will it be the fall of this country?" asked the segment, which was also broadcast on KETK-TV.
Jennifer Scott Stevens, a married lesbian in Springfield, Mo., says she was fired from her job hosting a morning radio show after coming out in a local paper. Her former employer says the decision was based on budgetary cuts.
He called it an attack on conservative viewpoints.
“This is why you have the homosexual and pro-abortion feminists remaining silent or actually being apologists for radical Islam. Hello, they would be the first people that in an Islamic state that would come under some level of oppression, why wouldn’t they be afraid of these people? No, because they all hate Jesus Christ and his followers.”
A homophobic clip that shows Alabama radio hosts Rick Burgess and Bill "Bubba" Bussey mocking the LGBT Pride Month declaration from President Barack Obama churned through the gay blogosphere Friday morning.
"...this is as bad as I've ever felt. I say a lot of stuff on this show, and I mean it, and some of it walks the line."
UK sports broadcaster Clare Balding sees a glaring omission on the Sports Personality of the Year shortlist: no women.
The Turkish economy could be taking a big hit after the streaming giant halts production on an upcoming teen series.
Meet Gaby Vincent the queer Black soccer pro breaking down the Washington Spirit
Former NWSL Washington Spirit player Gaby Vincent on her "full circle moment" becoming a broadcaster for the team.