Discriminated against by both the heterosexual and homosexual communities, bisexuals probably have it tougher than anyone else. Writer Alvin Tan jumps into the bisexual bashing fray and attempts to make peace between the warring camps.
A Los Angeles court has found the San Francisco couple whose dogs attacked and killed their lesbian neighbour guilty on all five counts - including one for murder.
Confronted with the revelation that his friend was having a relationship with a married man, Fridae's columnist Glenn Chua discusses the reasons why some gay men would choose to enter into a heterosexual marriage because of societal expectations and pressures.
In this world of gym-obsessed gay men, chubs probably present the "largest" target for discrimination. Writer Glenn Chua takes on the "hefty" topic of chub discrimination and speaks up for chubs and chub-chasers everywhere.
If you're in a gay relationship in Singapore, you might feel as though society won't let you show your love openly. Fridae's entertainment writer, Phin Wong, explains why such forms of discrimination are in fact a good thing (at least to avid movie-goers like him).
Since Whipple's death, Sharon Smith successfully challenged California state law to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the owners of the dogs that mauled her lesbian partner to death.
George Michael says he may have deliberately gotten himself arrested in 1998 for lewd conduct so that he could refocus his life after the deaths of his mother and former partner.
According to Department of Defense figures, the Pentagon fired a record 1,250 men and women - or 3-4 service members every day - for being lesbian, gay or bisexual, the highest since 1987.
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