A denied divorce in Toronto has thousands of gay couples wondering if their marriages are suddenly null and void.
Iowa law bars two females from listing their names as parents on a child’s birth certificate, unless the child is adopted.
Last year’s U.S. Census was the first time gay respondents could report themselves as married to a same-sex husband or wife.
Today in discrimination: the manager of a bridal shop on the Jersey Shore has made it perfectly clear that her store is called Here Comes The Bride, and not Here Come The Brides.
Although Sesame Street‘s creators have never said the two characters are gay, viewers have long speculated that roommates Bert and Ernie are more than just friends.
It’s not quite The Boathouse, but at least you’re in the park.
The wedding industry boasts some of the most lucrative enterprises in the United States, and New York City’s newly-engaged clientele just got bigger.
Today’s links are about pride: the gay pride that comes from New York’s vote Friday to legalize same-sex marriage, the motherly pride that comes from a little boy calling his Mom from Obama’s limo, and the hometown pride that comes from a teen rapping about the good life. And we included some Disney movie pride too.
In a break from her father’s politics, Barbara Bush, daughter of Republican President George W. Bush, has publicly expressed her support for gay marriage.
A same sex couple in Texas wasn’t letting a silly thing like state law keep them from marrying one another.
