Ellen DeGeneres

Ellen Degeneres promises to officiate Cory Booker & Rosario Dawson’s White House wedding if he wins

Ellen shook hands on a deal to go to the White House to preside over the power couple's wedding.

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Broadway star Ben Platt told Ellen that coming out isn’t a ‘giant announcement’ anymore

Ellen in 1997 had to announce her sexuality in a really big way. Platt says that we're past that.

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Ellen DeGeneres talked about LGBTQ issues with Ellen Page & their contrast is striking

The two women are from different generations, but both faces of the movement for LGBTQ equality.

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Did Ellen forgive Chris Pratt for attending an anti-LGBTQ church?

Ellen Page criticized him for attending a homophobic church last week; now Ellen is tweeting support for him.

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Ellen & Kevin Hart are getting torn apart on Twitter for their Jussie Smollett tweets

"This is why someone’s jokes about beating their gay son were never funny."

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She wasn’t supportive of her gay son. But a little help from Ellen left her in tears.

She was very afraid about discrimination and hatred that her son would face in their small town - and she didn't want to tell her father.

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Why Lily Tomlin chose not to come out on the cover of Time Magazine in 1975

Years before Ellen DeGeneres famously came out on the magazine's cover, Lily Tomlin faced the same decision. Here's why she didn't do it.

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Kevin Hart continues half-hearted apology tour with demand that people accept that he’s changed

Kevin Hart apologized in the third person on his radio show, and said "that means that there has to be an acceptance for change."

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Ellen ‘forgives’ defiant Kevin Hart’s homophobia & says he should host the Oscars

Hart's angry at people who brought up his old tweets, but Ellen told him not to listen to the "haters" angry he advocated for beating gay kids.

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2018’s top 10 LGBTQ moments on Ellen’s show

From a "Battle of the Gays" to a very bi "Who'd you rather?" Ellen kept it queer this year.

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