Jones is featured in “Pandora’s Box: Lifting the Lid on Menstruation,” which will screen at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival this week.

Ashley Barno said she was stalked by the worker, who got her name, cellphone number and address from her carry-on luggage tag.

Republicans introduced a bill that would make it a felony for doctors to perform operations or administer hormone therapy to transgender youth.

Kimberly Alford said 15-year-old Kayla Kenney's attire was deemed a violation of Whitefield Academy's policy because it appeared to reflect the LGBTQ community.

February 6 will Bob Vollmer's last day as a surveyor for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. He joined the agency in 1962.

Rafael Peretz, who previously defended "conversion" therapy, argued that identifying as LGBTQ was not "natural" or "healthy."

"I was born in the wrong body, which means I am transgender," said the 25-year-old makeup artist in an emotional 17-minute post.

The Golden State Warriors executive, who made history when he came out in 2011, wed Todd Gage in a Jan. 11 ceremony at San Francisco City Hall.

Britain's parliament voted last year to legalize gay marriage and abortion in the region if the province didn't reestablish its devolved government by October.

Silvio Horta, the show's creator, left a better vision of prosperity for new generations of Latinos in the character of Betty Suarez.

“It’s not something you can just throw in as a party trick," the "Harriet" actor said.

Plus: Why neglected friendships deserve your time this year.

"Going over to my best friend's house for dinner and asked if I could bring anything and she said 'yeah dinner.'"

“The rapist is you. It’s the cops. The judges. The state. The president,” chanted the protesters performing an anti-rape anthem by Chilean feminist group LasTesis.

Sarah Jackson addressed her abuser, former Baptist pastor Cameron Giovanelli, during his sentencing in Maryland.

HuffPost has a first look at the cover for "The Bridge," due out in September.

"The Farewell" star acknowledged “there’s always more work to be done," but took an optimistic view on Asian representation in Hollywood.