Music & Musicians

On the rapper’s birthday comes news that he not only performed the wedding vows, he helped string up the tissue paper decorations.

Meet “Fresh Garlic Spice” and “Basil Spice:” those are the stage names Bell and DeGeneres adopted for their faux audition.

The third option for gender nonconforming people is now offered throughout the U.S., the U.K., and Australia.

Nearly 3/4 of the homophobic stage crew threatened to walk off the job if Trey Pearson and his band Everyday Sunday took the stage.

Clubgoers were treated to a surprise live debut of the single, slated to appear on her upcoming fifth studio album.

The new issue of Cosmopolitan features the Orange is the New Black star portraying some of her heroes.

A night of music, comedy and poetry raised money for the National Center for Transgender Equality.

Brice Ehmig of Florida Gulf Coast University declared, “I am a gay bagpiper and I’m proud.”

America’s Got Talent Judge Heidi Klum called it the “best performance of the night hands down.”

The sisters released their eighth album, “Love You to Death,” in June and will launch an international tour this fall.

Sara Davis Buechner boasted: “Better than Carnegie Hall, I say, where there’s no beer or hot dogs in the upper deck.”

We asked trans, lesbian, gay, bisexual and straight people if a book title containing “the T word” would offend them.

It’s hard not to feel the love watching “Faint of Heart,” with a chorus that speaks to the resilience of LGBTQ communities.

Bieber performed in Orlando and took time to honor those killed in the shooting at Pulse nightclub, and singer Grimmie, during the song “Purpose.”

Decked in rainbow gear, the “super gay” singer spoke at the Glastonbury Festival, saying “sometimes I am afraid but I am never ashamed because I am proud of who I am.”

The man whose push of the wrong button (and humiliated 100 volunteer singers from the San Diego Gay Chorus) has been given a second chance.

The innovative and iconic singer ,whose illustrious career lasted five decades, died Sunday after a battle with cancer. He was 69.

In the world of vocal groups, where singers are separated along bold gender lines with little room for gray, the Butterfly Music Transgender Chorus stands out.

There was much online discussion about “The Wiz” having an all-black cast from people who may have been unaware that the ’70s-era musical had a black cast, too.

The offending passage involves a man’s “bulbous salutation extenuating his excitement.”