Thomas Roberts

“They keep adding initials to the LGBTQ,” she said. “We’ve got LGBTQIA, and then I heard somebody say D.”

The host of the Gay Good News program on Facebook and the first out gay person to anchor a national evening news broadcast in the U. S., has some gay good news of his own.

“I’m like a high school cheerleader stuck in an old man’s body,” Jordan says.

Veteran gay journalist Thomas Roberts is launching a 30-minute streaming show to share “gay good news.”

Roberts pocketed $25,000 for hosting the show in 2013, but who paid his price? Trump or the Russians? He doesn’t know either.

Thomas confirmed the news to his friends and Facebook followers, teasing, “So what’s next? Stay tuned!”

The awards honor those who further GLAAD’s mission of ensuring that stories of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are heard through media outlets.

CNN’s Don Lemon ended the “OutFront” broadcast on Monday night by commenting about Robin Roberts’ coming out, and why it’s important for other famous people to publicly come out as well.

NEW YORK — Thomas Roberts, an openly gay journalist and news anchor for MSNBC, announced Thursday he plans to host the upcoming Miss Universe pageant in Moscow, calling it a “huge, visible opportunity for LGBT people. Everywhere.”

Dan Savage, author of the new book, “American Savage: Insights, Slights and Fights on Faith, Sex, Love and Politics,” speaks about his new book, as well as the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decisions on the Defense of Marriage Act and California’s Proposition 8, the 2008 voter-approve ban on same-sex marriage.