An overbearing mother brings her teenaged son to a Welsh campsite, where he falls for a free-spirited Londoner. An initially light-hearted story takes dark turns in Lloyd Eyre-Morgan’s film adaption of his play.

This Australian import from writer/director/producer Lee Galea reveals the fear and confusion of gay first love in an unsupportive environment. Tristan Barr and Lucas Linehan give a tender and realistic performance as the young couple.

The Senate reached the 60-vote threshold on cloture needed to move forward with debate on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA)—the first time this has happened in the Senate in nearly 20 years.

John Arensmeyer, Founder & CEO of Small Business Majority, a national, non-partisan small business organization representing America’s 28 million small businesses, issued the following statement on the Senate’s passage today of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act of 2013:

LGBT communities around the world face stigmatization, harassment, violence and blatant human rights violations. To combat these horrific acts and to advance the cause of LGBT justice internationally, The Paul E. Singer Foundation and the Daniel S. Loeb Family Foundation are awarding the Human Rights Campaign Foundation major grants over three years.

For the first time in its long history, the Social Security Administration is providing benefits to same sex married couples, thanks to the Supreme Court’s June 2013 Windsor ruling in the Defense of Marriage Act.  This is a significant development with important financial implications for millions of elder lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Americans, same sex spouses, widows, and children of LGBT parents.

The Lion King arrived in Dallas this week as the annual Family Friendly offering of the Dallas Summer Musicals for the State Fair. The show has quite a pedigree and a who's who of creative talent behind its' creation.

Director Todd Verow’s latest film involves a dangerous love triangle on a quiet mountain. Differing perspectives offer viewers a sometimes disturbing experience.

ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives announced a groundbreaking partnership with the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center’s Project SPIN to develop LGBT-specific lesson plans to be integrated into Los Angeles County high school history curriculum.

As a growing chorus of condemnation mounts against a bevy of new anti-LGBT legislation in Russia, today it emerged that National Organization for Marriage (NOM) president Brian Brown traveled to Moscow earlier this year in support of a bill – now law – that bans the adoption of Russian children by gay couples, unmarried couples and single people in countries where same-sex marriage is legal.

American Catholics agree with recent statements from Pope Francis that the Church has become too focused on issues such as sexuality, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll.  American Catholics support marriage equality 60-31 percent, higher than the level of support among all U.S. adults (56-36 percent).

With today’s news that Benjamin Jealous will be stepping down from his position as NAACP president later this year, the Human Rights Campaign reflected on the legacy of a man who not merely led his organization to embrace LGBT equality, but who transformed the national conversation around civil rights for all Americans.

Guest House Films, led by writer/director/producer Rob Williams and producer Rodney Johnson, will soon begin production of a gay murder mystery in Tampa, Florida. Out to Kill will involve gay men in a loft complex. They find a detective to help solve a murder there. Williams has planned a surprise ending, as well as photography that takes advantage of the tropical setting.