Military couple Stephanie and Tracy met in a bar years ago, and fell madly in love.

Now they have worked incredibly hard to save up for their big wedding, with Tracy even taking on another job in pizza delivery.

The Air Force member wrote a letter to Ellen DeGeneres telling them their story.

It read:

‘On 24 January during a sunset walk on the beach, my girlfriend Tracy got down on one knee and proposed. She is the most amazing person I have ever met and I feel so lucky every single day.

A class of five- and six-year-olds showed some serious heart performing Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors at their graduation.

The kindergarten class at Olympic Primary Center in Los Angeles used American sign language, rainbow-colored sashes and mirrors with signs that said ‘you are perfect’ in their final message to the world before moving on to the First Grade.

Indian film director Onir said he would be 'very disappointed' if fellow film-maker Tigmanshu Dhulia goes ahead with his version of Hamlet.

Onir announced three years ago that he plans to make an Indian film version of Hamlet called Vedaa, and he is upset Dhulia is going ahead with his own version.

'As a colleague and a fellow-filmmaker I’d at least expect him to speak to me about it,' said Onir, DNA India reports.

Amy Grant, the most successful Christian music recording artist of all time, says she has always embraced her gay following.

The singer says she never felt the need to reconcile her faith with her acceptance of gay people.

It was in 1997 that Ellen DeGeneres caused a national wave of publicity and debate when she was featured on the cover of TIME magazine with this headline: 'Yep, I'm Gay.'

Twenty-two years earlier, that cover could have been Lily Tomlin's.

Now 73, one of the stars of new movie Admission a cast member of the ABC sitcom Malibu Country, Tomlin did not publicly discuss being a lesbian until 2001 although it had long been an open secret.

'TIME magazine offered me the cover in 1975 if I would come out,' Tomlin tells Entertainment Weekly.

B*Witched reuinted to perform at London gay club G-A-Y on Saturday (16 March).

The Irish foursome showed off their new, still denim, look while playing some of their hit nineties songs to the crowds.

The band, famous for tracks like 'C'est La Vie', have recently got back together as part of ITV2 show 'The Big Reunion'.

After splitting up in 2002 the band decided it was time to come back and hope to release some new songs once the reunion tour ends.

Hugh Jackman, nominated for an Oscar this year for Les Miserables, has always shrugged off the persistent rumors that he must be gay.

But for his wife of 17 years, Deborra-Lee Furness, the gay talk is becoming more bothersome as the years go on.

'Just recently, it bugs her,' Jackman admits in the new issue of The Hollywood Reporter. 'She goes: 'It's big. It's everywhere!' '

A new film by award-winning director Ira Sachs is set to explore the ups and downs of a gay relationship between two older men.

Actors Sir Michael Gambon and Alfred Molina are to star in a new drama exploring the ups and downs of a gay relationship between two older men.

Love Is Strange, the new film by award-winning director Ira Sachs, follows the couple who wed after 28 years.

British comedian Frankie Boyle is known for courting controversy with his edgy humor but his latest gag about AIDS may not be a laughing matter for some.

Commenting on the news Britain's entertainment retail giant HMV was going into administration, the Scottish stand-up comic tweeted: 'The day I found out I had both dyslexia and AIDS #HMVmemories'.

After decades of development, The Normal Heart will begin shooting in New York City later this year to air on HBO in 2014 with Ryan Murphy as its director, the network announced Friday (4 January).

The film is written by Larry Kramer who also wrote the largely autobiographical Tony Award-winning play on which it is based. It is about the rise of the AIDS crisis in New York City between 1981 and 1984.

Fantasia Barrino, winner of the third season of American Idol, is claiming her comments about gay marriage in an Instagram rant have been taken out of context.

The Grammy winner had posted a rant which read in part: 'Its a lot going on that the Bible speaks about we should Not be doing: Weed legal in some places, Gay Marriage Legal BUT YET IM JUDGED!!!'

Fantasia Barrino, the singer who managed to beat Jennifer Hudson and all other challengers to win season three of American Idol, apparently has a problem with gay marriage.

The Grammy winner took to her Intragram account and posted a rant which read in part: 'Its a lot going on that the Bible speaks about we should Not be doing: Weed legal in some places, Gay Marriage Legal BUT YET IM JUDGED!!!'