Brad Pitt speaks up for same-sex marriage
Actor Brad Pitt has told a US magazine that people who deny gay and lesbian couples the right to get married do not understand freedom. In September the screen star donated $100,000 (£65,500) to the campaign against Proposition 8 in California.
Stephen Fry to be Jonathan Ross's first guest following suspension
Gay comedian and author Stephen Fry is understood to be the first guest to appear on the Friday Night With Jonathan Ross following the host's suspension from broadcasting on the BBC.
Homophobia towards Lindsay Lohan isn't the BBC's first run in with gay rights
Last week, PinkNews.co.uk revealed homophobic comments regarding Lindsay Lohan and lesbians in general during BBC3's The Most Annoying People of 2008.
Ofcom to examine whether BBC show's Lindsay Lohan slurs broke broadcasting code
The UK's independent regulator for the communications industries may take action over a BBC TV programme that denigrated lesbians.
Free screening of documentary about religion and homosexuality
A highly-acclaimed documentary about religion and homosexuality will be shown at a public meeting in London on Friday.
Ian Paisley to meet with standards agency about homophobic advert
The former first Minister of Northern Ireland is to meet with the Advertising Standards Authority to discuss their ruling against an advert placed in a local paper by a Belfast church.
Comment: We deserve more than an apology from the BBC for their homophobia
After the the expose by PinkNews.co.uk that the BBC had broadcast a series of anti-lesbian slurs against Hollywood star Lindsay Lohan, My.PinkNews.co.uk reader Nick Henderson believes the BBC must start respecting LGBT rights and stop broadcasting homophobic content.
BBC under renewed pressure following homophobic slurs against Lindsay Lohan
A BBC TV programme that contained slurs against lesbians has received just 13 complaints, the corporation said today. Gay rights group Stonewall and human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell have both criticised the BBC for not taking complaints about homophobia seriously.
Stonewall calls on BBC Trust to take homophobia seriously after lesbian slurs
A leading gay rights group has called on the BBC to pay attention to the millions of lesbian, gay and bisexual people who pay for the corporation through the licence fee.
Interview: Waiting for Godot with Captain Picard
Last month gay star and acting legend Sir Ian McKellen spent an evening raising funds for vulnerable lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans teenagers.
FA committed to anti-homophobia DVD but no word on Beckham
The Football Association has confirmed it is collaborating on a new DVD aimed at tackling homophobia in the game.
Hopes of first gay Doctor Who dashed as Matt Smith lands prime role
A 26-year-old relative unknown has been chosen as the next Doctor Who, smashing the hopes of some fans that the 11th incarnation of the TV Time Lord would be an out gay man.
Conservatives and Labour ignore gay victims of domestic abuse claims charity
A new Tory party plan to spend an extra £2.6m on help for women experiencing domestic violence has been attacked by a gay charity.
EXCLUSIVE: BBC accused of homophobia over Lindsay Lohan slurs
BBC3 programme The Most Annoying People of 2008, which listed bisexual actress Lindsay Lohan has been branded as homophobic by gay rights activist Peter Tatchell following complaints to the broadcaster by a PinkNews.co.uk reader.
Graham Norton plans 'risqué' jokes for Eurovision
Ultra-camp TV presenter Graham Norton is planning to give a much more adult feel to the Eurovision Song Contest than his predecessor Sir Terry Wogan.
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