The GSN flashmob was filmed on Saturday 11 May, at The Scoop – an open-air performance space by City Hall, London.

It is being released for IDAHO today (17 May) – an event bringing together the LGBT community and their friends to promote equality worldwide.  

Luckily the rain held off to allow the musicians to perform the popular song ‘Bring me Sunshine’ - a tune we keep humming since rehearsals.

New York’s 28^th Annual AIDS Walk will take place Sunday 19 May.

The 10k walk will see over 45,000 people participate, starting and ending in the city's Central Park.

Special guests will be headlining and promoting the cause, including Smash’s Megan Hilty, Glee’s Alex Newell, Ugly Betty’s Micheal Urie and Martha Wash singing You’ll Never Walk Alone.

To date the sponsored walk has raised $2,898,109 (£1,892,902, €2,233,559) all of which goes to Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) and more that 40 other local AIDS service organizations.

It would seem unlikely but it did happen.

During the opening portion of tonight's Oscar ceremony in Hollywood, the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles was part of a fantasy musical number about, of all things, boobs.

It was performed by host Seth Macfarlane and called We Saw Your Boobs.

Macfarlane named actresses and the movies he has seen them topless in and included such names as Halle Berry, Naomi Watts, Nicole Kidman, Charlene Theron, and Anne Hathaway.

Gay hookup app Grindr has slammed some users choosing to post pictures of them posing at Berlin’s Holocaust memorial.

The blog Grindr Remembers first spotted users taking pictures at the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.

While some seem to like the artistic, maze-like backdrop, other users have gone too far by taking ‘sexy pictures’, according to CEO Joel Simkhai.

The London Gay Men’s Chorus, are bringing some Christmas joy to Angel tube station today (10 December) backing a campaign against HIV stigma.

Set up for World AIDS Day (1 December) by HIV and sexual health charity, Terrence Higgins Trust's Stand Up And Stand Out campaign aims to banish the stigma surrounding the virus.

The chorus, who performed for Prime Minister David Cameron earlier this year will be doing a rendition of their very first festive performance, which was also held in Angel for the trust in 1991.

Gay sex and dating app Grindr has discovered that the economy is the biggest priority for users choosing who to vote for in the US Presidential election.

Of all the respondents, 46% believe that creating jobs and boosting the country's financial situation overrides LGBT equality rights. Equality did rank second in the survey, followed by health care.

Grindr also asked the 8,200 respondents who they were likely to vote for in the 2012 election. A staggering 76% stated Barack Obama, with 20% likely to chose Republican candidate Mitt Romney.

Gay sex app Grindr has joined the race to the White House, urging its 1.5 million users to vote in the upcoming US presidential elections.

The geosocial networking app for gay and bisexual men looking for casual sex will be sending a political message to people who log on during America's national ballot which will see current Democrat president Barack Obama go head to head with Republican Mitt Romney.

Critically acclaimed gay actor Simon Callow will host an LGBT special of TV show UK360, on the Community Channel next Monday (16 July).

With the birth of Twitter and the death of discretion, an increasing number of public figures are candid about their anti-gay sentiments, and are paying for it.

Social media and consumer-driven content means that anything said online gets heard around the world in a matter of mouse clicks.

When homophobic and transphobic remarks are made, and apologies ensue, is it a genuine about-face or a lame attempt at lip service?

An American psychiatrist responsible for a 2001 study which suggested lesbian, gay and bisexual people could change their orientation has admitted he was wrong.

Over the course of his career Robert Spitzer has repeatedly made waves with his research into the psychology of same-sex attraction.

On the one hand, he was responsible for the removal of homosexuality from the American Psychological Association’s list of mental disorders in 1973.

You may know that 14 March is No Smoking Day in Britain. But what is far less well known is that the average gay man or lesbian is far more likely to smoke, and to suffer the consequences, than straight people.

The British Heart Foundation launched the UK-wide charity No Smoking Day in 1983 to tackle the UK’s addiction to tobacco, which has proven to be more addictive than heroin. In fact, cigarettes are the only product that kills 50% of its consumers when they follow manufacturer directions.