Reality TV

The show’s first-ever black same-sex couple swapped partners with an ultra-Christian family.

We rarely get to see trans men on the small screen, but these four trans male musicians want to change that.

Homophobes started judging you long before you started watching reality TV shows like “Fire Island.”

A young Republican is allowing a documentary film crew to shadow him as he considers a run this year to unseat New York City’s mayor, Democrat Bill de Blasio.

“It’s time for the next adventure,” said Caitlyn Jenner in a tweet confirming tabloid speculation that there will be no 3rd season.

Sources tell LGBTQ Nation that rather than pull the plug, producers are putting together their budget for Season 3.

What would you do if you overheard a minister trying to pray away the gay from a young man? This woman takes the parents to church.

There’s not a scene in the premiere that doesn’t seem stage-managed — but there’s something more substantial going on here.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A southeastern Kentucky town that attracted national attention when it adopted a gay rights ordinance is getting offers for a reality-based television show.

In its second season, Bravo had a clear hit with The Shahs of Sunset — a series about a group of Persian-American friends living in Los Angeles that has managed to double its audience since its debut last spring, thanks to a mix of lavish real estate, glimpses at Persian-American culture and a group of compelling personalities that included openly gay realtor Reza Farahan.