closet cases

“Then I asked for a picture of his face. When he sent it through, it was my dad.”

The AIDS epidemic took a terrible toll in New York City. It was made worse because Ed Koch was afraid that it might reveal the truth about himself.

Contact tracing is outing gay people as anti-LGBTQ rhetoric ramps up dramatically.

Some teammates even apologized for past use of anti-gay slurs.

His older brother says that the convicted murderer and former NFL player told his mother he was gay shortly before he died by suicide in prison.

It’s a groundbreaking moment on Telemundo’s most expensive and popular TV drama, La Reina del Sur.

They say he inserted himself into their picture with a friend.

“She knows zero about me,” Graham huffed.

He’s resigning now that he’s been busted.

“Who will be the voice for conservative homosexuals?” the anti-gay preacher asks supporters. “Who will defend their civil right not to declare their sexuality publicly?”

It’s pure shade, but is it homophobic?

Author Michael Wolff has “gay face” and wore a pocket square on TV so obviously his explosive look inside the White House shouldn’t be believed.

Largely undiscussed in the conversation about #metoo is its impact on the closet.

The court was correct in their decision. It wouldn’t be in the child’s best interests.

Why was an erotic painting hanging in his living room?

Totally not-gay-at-all former Republican Congressman Aaron Schock really wants you to know he isn’t gay. No, really. Maybe.

If he survives, he’ll likely never walk again.

“I have to ask why you would vote against a law which would have protected LGBTQ Virginian’s for being fired for who they love…”