In recognition of National Coming Out Day, TR Knight asks viewers to be an ally and a friend. www.glaad.org

Stars from Ugly Betty, Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice and Brothers & Sisters come together to say that anti-gay "words can be a powerful weapon" and urge viewers to "be an ally and   more...a friend." www.glaad.org  less

Access Hollywood's Shaun Robinson denounces the use of anti-gay words and homophobic jokes, while encouraging viewers to treat others with dignity and respect regardless of sexual orientation and gender   more...identity or expression. www.glaad.org  less

GLAAD recognizes and honors those who give LGBT America fair representation in film.

The Gay Monsters are taking the world by thunderstorm! This flamboyant webcomic is pure camp about charming gay monsters and their contemporary queer situations. The Gay Monsters features the colorful   more...and comical exploits of the spooky but lovable denizens of the Underworld’s gay district known as Twinkle Toad Town. Come if you dare to the ghostly bowels. What will appear is somewhat unknown, but what is guaranteed is a flashy pageant of colorful spirits in this fun series. So, DRAG your bones over to www.TheGayMonsters.com for an enchanting spell full of ghoulish gaiety!  less

Take a look at some of the performers that took the main stage at LA PRIDE this year (2007). Acts like Frenchie Davis, The Start, Bittersweet, Berlin, Tiffany and More! Plus an exclusive interview with   more...Mama!  less

The stars of LOGO's hit t.v. series Curl Girls and Exes & Ohs were at LA PRIDE to spread the word about this groundbreaking gay network, to talk about their shows and how they are inspiring lesbian,   more...gay, bisexual and transgender people around the world.  less

Christina Aguilera - Beautiful

LA PRIDE Podcast with Christopher Street West / LA PRIDE President Rodney Scott and Momma. Visit our official website at http://www.lapride.org

The stars of LOGO's hit t.v. series Big Gay Sketch Show and Noah's Ark were at LA PRIDE to spread the word about this groundbreaking gay network, to talk about their shows and how they are inspiring lesbian,   more...gay, bisexual and transgender people around the world.  less

Livevideo goes one on one with ANT. He talks about being an out performer, Celebrity Fit Club and Ellen DeGeneres.

Beautiful Thang

Missed the 2007 LA PRIDE Parade? Watch or see it again on LIVEVIDEO!

Missed the 2007 LA PRIDE Parade? Watch or see it again on LIVEVIDEO!

Interview with AIDS Project Los Angeles executive director, Craig Thompson. Visit the orgs website at http://www.apla.org/

LA PRIDE Podcast with Rough Trade lead singer Carole Pope and Marcellas Reynolds. Check out their websites at http://www.carolepope.com/ and http://www.marcellasreynolds.com/

LA PRIDE Podcast with Wilson Cruz and Vicky Ortega. Check out Wilson's myspace at http://www.myspace.com/wilsoncruz

Meet the President of Christopher Street West celebrating Pride. Hear his views on Pride, the U.S. President and the Governor of California.

Interview with Sam Borelli from the Trevor Project. Check out the orgs website at http://thetrevorproject.org or reach the helpline at 866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386)

Interview with Jasmyne Cannick from At The Beach (ATB) Pride. Visit their website at http://www.atbla.com/

HRC President Joe Solmonese speaks about the federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), September 14, 2007 to a transgender defined (transgender people, their significant others, freinds, and family   more...members) audience at the Southern Comfort Conference (Atlanta, Georgia).

There were 871 transgender defined members in the audience. (more)  less

Kate Kendell, executive director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, visited UCSF on National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11.

Kendell spoke about how far society has come in advancing lesbian, gay, bisexual,   more...transgender (LGBT) rights and the critical role each person, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, plays in the struggle for social justice.

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Interview with Rodney Scott, President of Christopher Street West, producers of LA PRIDE

It was just six years ago that Harvard University's Civil Rights Project called Sacramento 'America's Most Integrated City' and 'Most tolerant of diversity.' But then a wave of slavic evangelists flooded   more...into the Capital City's suburbs and brought with them a virus of hatred and homophobia from abroad, foreign to a gentle city.

It caught the residents of Sacramento by surprise.

Violent protests by Russian-language immigrants began at lgbt community events in 2006, then Satendar Singh, a Fijian-born immigrant, was attacked and killed by Russian evangelical immigrants because they believed him to be gay.

These evangelical and pentacostal extremists claim to love God, but show no signs of honoring God's commandment, "Thou Shalt Not Kill." I have spoken with many of these protestors and they are quick to defend Singh's killers as justified and never once did they show remorse for the death of Satendar. As if there is any justification for killing a man. And of course they can claim any outrageous deed they want, for they have killed Satendar and he cannot defend himself. But woe to them, for they've killed the one man who could confirm their unbelievable story.

There are few people who more soundly deny the faith found in scripture than these evangelists, profoundly noting the hypocrisy in their praise of Jesus while ignoring his words of compassion and love. It is shameful. Perhaps one day they can find their way back into God's loving embrace. We can all pray for their salvation. They harm their own children by teaching them only to hate - a trait which will prevent them from becoming contributing members of this country's secular society.

In case you are wondering - the number of times Jesus condemned homosexuality in the bible? Zero. The number of times he condemned hypocrites? 16. Jesus proclaimed with compassion, "That which you do unto these, the least of my children, you do unto me."

This video marks the one year anniversary of the death of Satendar Singh at the hands of evangelical immigrants. It is meant to keep this violent act in our consciousness until all those involved are brought to justice. It was more than just Andrey Vusik who was involved. Vusik and Shevchenko's friends at Lake Natoma that day, they too MUST face justice. Please remind District Attorney Jan Scully that more must be done to prosecute these criminals.

Help capture Andrey Vusik - Singh's killer. He is a fugitive from justice most likely aided in flight by the evangelical community from which he came.

The idea for this video began with one of the signs held up by a young protestor that read: "Woe to them who call evil good and good evil." It struck me that the lgbt community's response to the protestors includes that very same quote from scripture (Isaiah 5:20).

The lyrics of the song, and the pictures, objectively taken, trust the viewer/listener to draw his or her own conclusion. - Thanks for watching and please remember in your prayers Satendar Singh, Matthew Shepard and all gay, lesbian and transgendered victims of violence spawned and ignited by the kind of ignorance and fanaticism shown here. Sacramento is a beautiful, historic capital city and the place I call home. It is home to many good people - too many for the actions of these few to have any lasting effect. Song credit: "Hallelujah!" by lesbian singer K.D. Lang.

Note: Scripture which supports loving all of God's children: Luke 6:31: "And as ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise." Galatians 5:14 "For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself."; "All are the sons and daughters of God, good people all, Brothers and Sisters, since created by One Father. No rooted difference is there between them." (From Hindu scripture, since Singh was Hindu in this secular, not solely christian, country); "Have we not all one father? hath not one God created us? Why do we deal treacherously eve  less