In a new documentary about the life of former New York City Mayor Ed Koch, lobbyist and longtime gay activist Ethan Geto addresses Koch's inaction during the AIDS crisis which had impacted so many of his constituents.

'So many people, particularly in the gay community, thought Koch was gay and that because he was a closeted gay man he wouldn’t do anything on AIDS,' Geto says in the movie. 'It would have been so incredibly invaluable for a popular mayor of New York to declare he was gay.'

ESPN Radio announced Tuesday (11 December) that Steve Czaban and Andy Pollin, hosts of the Sports Reporters show, have been suspended for making transphobic comments on the air last week.

The radio hosts made fun of trans Mission College basketball player Gabrielle Ludwig.

Rupert Everett, who has called marriages between same-sex couples ‘beyond tragic’ and said he couldn't think of 'anything worse than being brought up by two gay dads' claims to now be getting death threats.

Carrie Underwood may be supportive of gay marriage, but it doesn't look like the Country music superstar is eager to become an outspoken LGBT activist on a regular basis.

Ever since she said in an interview with British newspaper The Independent, that said she believes, as a Christian, everyone has the right to ‘love publicly,' Underwood has been criticized by some social conservatives.

Welsh rugby star Gareth Thomas quickly become a hero to so many  because of the openness and courage he displayed when coming out publicly as a gay man in 2009.

It also didn't hurt that he has one of the best physiques in all of sport.

That chiseled body is on full display on in the upcoming 'Naked Issue" of the UK magazine Attitude. Thomas is on the cover wearing only his hands which strategically cover his private parts.

Eurovision Week officially kicked off in Baku on Saturday (19 May) with the opening party. Though Iranian officals and an Azerbaijani group have been comparing Eurovision to gay pride, organizers are clearly trying to make Eurovision feel more like the Oscars by giving its stars the red carpet treatment.

The details are sketchy, but the following is known: two Marines argued near what is called Barracks Row in Washington, DC. One is dead, while the other is in police custody.

As reported by a local ABC news station (Channel 7), Marines Philip Bushong and Michael Poth had a verbal altercation early in the morning of 21 April. According to police, Poth used a homophobic slur against Bushong and allegedly stabbed him.

Hilary Rosen, who regularly appears on various CNN programs giving a Democratic perspective, is under fire for saying this week that the wife of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney had 'never worked a day in her life.'

She said Wednesday (11 April)  that Romney was unqualified to speak about the kinds of economic issues facing women in America because his knowledge of women's issues comes from his wife, Ann Romney, the mother of their five sons, who had never had to struggle financially.

Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, is in hot water due to an off color comment he made to a reporter.

The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation met with embattled CNN commenator Roland Martin Tuesday (14 February) to discuss a Twitter controversy that occurred on Super Bowl Sunday and resulted in Martin being suspended from the cable network.

GLAAD's Herndon Graddick, the group's senior director of programs, met with Martin in Los Angeles where the political commentator arrived on Monday.