Prop 8
Court Challenge Fails to Stop Gay Marriages in California
In a brief ruling Wednesday, the high court tossed out a legal challenge by supporters of Proposition 8.
In a brief ruling Wednesday, the high court tossed out a legal challenge by supporters of Proposition 8.
The Oscar-winning "Milk" screenwriter and HRC president cite Rob Reiner, J.J. Abrams and David Geffen as key allies of the cause.
The rumored-to-be-gay Sesame Street puppets snuggle as they watch news of this week's rulings.
The Oscar-winning screenwriter was joined in West Hollywood by Mayor Villaraigosa and the key players in the historic Supreme Court ruling.
Some star-powered duos have stuck to their pro-gay principles -- others meant well, but reneged on their pledge.
LGBT members of the entertainment industry and their supporters speak out after today's historic decision.
The Supreme Court's decision paves the way for same-sex marriages once again -- but challenges still lie ahead.
Wednesday's pronouncement means same-sex marriages may resume in the state within a month.
The entertainment industry took to social media to react to the high court declaring it unconstitutional to restrict federal benefits for same-sex couples.
After years of leading campaigns for marriage equality, the entertainment industry will be well-represented at the Prop 8 hearing, with Dustin Lance Black at the forefront.
The high court is likely to hear the cases in the spring and hand down a decision during the summer.
Appeals court denies a petition for a rehearing on the California gay-marriage initiative, making way for a Supreme Court showdown.
The men are the latest to criticize the organization for assigning the Weinstein Co.'s documentary "Bully" an "R" rating.
Martin Sheen, Jane Lynch, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Bacon and more performed a one-night benefit reading of "8," Dustin Lance Black's play that explores the legal battle to overturn California's gay marriage ban.
The Oscar nominee is the latest addition to the March 3 staging in Los Angeles.
THR talks to the Hollywood dream team that led the charge to strike down the measure outlawing same-sex marriage.
John C. Reilly also joins the production, concluding the official cast roster which organizers announced Wednesday.
The Oscar-winning screenwriter of 'Milk' learned of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision that the proposition violated the U.S. Constitution alongside Rob Reiner, others.