“60 Minutes”

No, seriously. He called up the artist personally to ask for it.

Not only does she give a better 60 Minutes interview than Betsy DeVos, Stormy Daniels is also the undisputed queen of Twitter clapbacks.

“Oh, no, you didn’t. When you mess with Oprah, you mess with me.”

The night Jeremy Strohmeyer and David Cash went to a casino near Vegas, a child ended up dead. As Donald Trump golfs, Puerto Ricans are dying.

After his daughter told him she was a girl, Eric Maison came to terms with his long agony over his gender identity.

“Grandmother, what if you appoint a judge…” Little Red Riding Hood tried to ask, but was cut-off. Trump “wolfsplained” it to her.

“It’s done. … These cases have gone to the Supreme Court. They’ve been settled, and I’m fine with that.”

Jack Andraka, the 16-year-old “boy wonder” inventor, scientist, and cancer researcher who was profiled by LGBTQ Nation last month, was the subject of a new “60 Minutes” feature that aired on CBS Sunday night.

Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who maintained a public position of opposing same-sex marriage, revealed in an interview with CBS’ “60 Minutes” on Sunday that he presided over two ceremonies of gay couples while in office.

I am a fan of the late Mike Wallace and am very sad that he has passed away. I have always enjoyed his reports and consider him a first-rate journalist. However, there was one noticeable career snafu that caused an enormous amount of damage to the LGBT community. In 1967, the news magazine CBS Reports aired an hour-long segment, “The Homosexuals,” that gave America its first glimpse of gay and lesbian Americans. Thanks to the efforts of anti-gay psychiatrists, gays were vilified in front of 40 million people, solidifying despicable stereotypes that would last for more than a generation.