Gay Seattle: The Latest

Margaret Cho calls her new show, called "Fresh Off the Bloat," her "sickest show to date." What else can she say about a show that deals with her being fresh off drugs, drinking and the brink of suicide? EDGE spoke to Cho about the show and her career.

The Atlanta Pride Committee (APC) is pleased to announce that the Official Kickoff Party will return to the Georgia Aquarium in 2017. Also, the roster for this year's Pride Parade Grand Marshals has been announced.

While homosexuality in Hollywood has long been a topic of discussion, the topic of bisexuality has often been kept quiet.

From 14th Century Philosopher Sir Francis Bacon to Italian Fashion Designer Georgio Armani, bisexual people throughout the world have made history in their own way. For one week in September, we celebrate bi visibility.

Ava, a medical technology company, announced the results of an international survey about women's attitudes and misconceptions around fertility and getting pregnant.

Performance artist John Kelly comes to Cambridge's Oberon this week with "Time No Line," his performance piece in which he looks back at the cultural & political events that have shaped his life & career. EDGE spoke to Kelly about the piece.

A homeless man attacked a group of women on their way to Dallas Pride this Sunday, punching and stabbing them as he shouted that they were going to hell.

The original "Star Trek" was born into a world of hurt. The United States was embroiled in a war that wouldn't end. The president was increasingly embattled. Americans were polarized.

A former Australian prime minister who decided two years ago that the people should vote on whether same-sex marriage should be legalized said he was head-butted Thursday by a gay rights advocate while walking in a city street.

HRC and a coalition of 10 organizations sent a letter to the Georgian Ambassador, urging the government to protect the human rights of LGBTQ people in the Eastern European nation.