Donald Trump allegedly plans to defund the LGBTQ suicide hotline. Now, hundreds of celebrities are calling him out.

Six months after the film first released in theaters, the highly anticipated sequel’s trailer dropped June 4, bringing fans back to Oz with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, who reprise their ...

More than 100 celebrities sign open letter urging Trump to preserve 988 crisis support for LGBTQ youth amid proposed federal ...

It’s time to venture back to the Emerald City. Universal has released the official trailer for “Wicked: For Good,” the second ...

The two stars have joined over 100 huge Hollywood names - including Ariana Grande, Pedro Pascal and Jamie Lee Curtis - in criticising United States President Donald Trump's administration over its ...

Between this admission and his steadfast commitment to the LGBTQ+ community — who among us wouldn’t swipe right?

Other stars who have signed the letter include Sarah Paulson, Cara Delevingne, Dua Lipa and Paris Hilton among others.

Dakota Johnson discussed her upcoming movie "Materialists" and how her co-star Pedro Pascal takes her clothes "a lot," when ...

Actors Pedro Pascal, Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa and Sabrina Carpenter, among 100 other Hollywood celebrities signed an open ...

An internal budget document would eliminate specialized services for LGBTQ youth who contact 988, the National Suicide and ...