British audiences want more realistic portrayals of gay, lesbian and bisexual people on TV and radio, with less of the obvious stereotypes, a new report has revealed.

The research, conducted for the BBC by 2CV and Kantar Media, found that lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people wanted to see more authentic depictions of their lives.

Heterosexual people, who said that they were "comfortable" with gay lifestyles, also felt that broadcasters should offer more realistic portrayals of LGB people.

CARLSBAD -- The Brothers Grimm meet Freud and Bruno Bettelheim in Stephen Sondheim’s much-loved “Into The Woods,” playing through Oct. 31 at New Village Arts Theatre.

James Vasquez directs the first musical outing for the theater in this, the first production of their 10th anniversary year.

Bruno Bettelheim’s “The Uses of Enchantment” provided the source materials and Manny Fernandes narrates this musical fairy=tale collision.

"Dancing With the Stars" says bye-bye to Michael Bolton; former Michael Jackson manager seeks financial records; the Opry returns to fixed-up digs after flood.

There must be a term in the world of sports fandom for the disquieting and eerily nostalgic feeling one gets when watching one’s beloved team recklessly foul their very first play in the game immediately subsequent to an early season victory. In French, we call this, A la recherche du temps perdu. In the glamorous world of automotive journalism, we call it the “Oh Shit” moment: the perilous instant in which you realize that you’ve lost control of something at speed.