The LGBT world has talent. So much. But sometimes we come across something we just love which, at first, has no gay or trans connection.

And that was the case with Attraction, the shadow theater group who has wowed 15 million YouTube viewers since appearing on the current series of Britain’s Got Talent.

But we have been swapping some sneaky tweets with the guys and we can reveal they have one gay member.

Hooray! Now we feel we have an excuse to share the video.

It is no secret gay people love the Eurovision Song Contest.

Whether it’s the camp, the glitter, or the pretty amazing pop songs every year, one song always takes the crown as the LGBT favorite.

This year, it is Finland’s entry ‘Marry Me’ by Krista Siegfrids. A ridiculous song with a great hook, it is being played in gay clubs across Europe.

Created by Dekel Ben Avi and Bastien Venturi, the video was shot in 10 countries with over 150 participants.

Festivals, parades, over 70 events and parties, yes Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (SGLMG) is back with its 2014 teaser.

SGLMG’s video is an explosion of LGBT celebration. There’s bondage, rainbow roads, sailor dancers, fireworks, cocktails, Amanda Lepore, carnivals, sea, sun, beaches, lots of dancing and little clothing.

And 2014 will see SGLMG celebrate its 36^th year, the first was held in 1978 and many of its original partiers still attend.

James Franco marries a man (and kisses him!) in this fun new video posted Wednesday (8 May).

It's silly fun as a band called The Lonely Island performs a spring anthem about marrying a man. Among those who are seen walking down the aisle with a man are Franco, Ed Norton and Andy Samberg.

Franco also shows himself to be an awfully good sport in the video as the guest on the fictional talk show Between Two Ferns hosted by Zach Galifianakis who is anything but a gracious host.

RuPaul may have crowned his latest queen (no spoilers here!) but it is Willam and Detox who are showing they are cosmetically made to last.

The Drag Race stars are back with Vicky Vox to show off their latest viral parody video.

After reworking Alicia Keys’ Girl On Fire to ‘This Boy Is A Bottom’ and Wilson Philips’ Hold On (For One More Day) to ‘Chow Down on Chick Fil-A’, it is Robyn’s ‘Dancing On My Own’'s time to get the gay satirical treatment.

Check out the video below:

Internet star and comic Randy Rainbow 'calls'  out basketball player Jason Collins to remind him he's not the only gay man in the sports world.

Famous for his YouTube videos where he 'talks' to everyone from movie stars to politicians, Rainbow isn't happy the media spotlight is on Collins.

'What am I? Chopped liver,' Rainbow wonders while watching a news segment.

A three-year-old boy is incredibly upset about one thing, and it is not about juice boxes or wanting to play video games.

He’s said same-sex marriage is still not legal in Australia, and he will definitely make his voice heard.

In the video below, an Australian couple is discussing marriage with their son, and he says he would quite like to ‘marry Mommy’ but is told he can’t because she ‘already has a husband’.

But when he is told Prime Minister Julia Gillard will not let him have a husband either, a temper tantrum follows.

This was surely not the photo op members of the Westboro Baptist Church had in mind.

The notoriously anti-gay group, famous for their 'God Hates Fags' signs, showed up in Oklahoma City this week to protest at Game 5 of the NBA Quarterfinals where the city's team The Thunder faced the Houston Rockets.

Their protest stemmed from the coming out on Monday (29 April) of NBA player Jason Collins who most recently played for the Washington Wizards.

A piece on Channel 7's Weekend Sunrise about gay marriage got some surprise romance this Saturday when Mitchell Luo proposed to his boyfriend Pablo Molina on live TV.

The couple were being interviewed on the show about gay life in China, where they both live.

'Marriage is the ticket to be able to get into society,' said Luo talking about why 80% of gay men in China marry women.

With the trend in extravagant marriage proposals on the rise, it’s more and more difficult for people to come up with original ideas for expressing their undying love.

But this flash mob proposal in the Castro District in San Francisco is definitely worth a watch. 

It boasts the unbeatable combination of an unsuspecting fiancé-to-be, Beyoncé and an incredibly enthusiastic crowd of onlookers.

Tim, who popped the question to his partner Bennie, says after he proposed 'two beautiful rainbows appeared' in the sky. Gay-mazing.

A fourth grade student has proven you do not have to be an adult to believe in equality.

When asked by his teacher to write an essay, the child (likely around 9 or 10 years old) chose to take his inspiration from his grandparents’ wedding.

One of the teachers posted the essay on Reddit, saying: "One of my 4th grade students chose gay marriage as his topic for a persuasive essay. This is the result. More sense than some adults.’

An 18-year-old drag queen has sashayed her way to global fame on New Zealand’s version of The X Factor.

With a vivacious personality and a voice to back it up, Ashley Tonga impressed in her first audition.

Singing ‘Proud Mary’, she sold it all the way down the river and had the judges clamoring for more.

Looking at the 200,000 plus views in just two days, it’s clear that while she may not be the most polished singer, she’s a great entertainer.

New Zealand has shown recently it is no stranger to viral videos.