She’s supremely sexy, terrifcally talented and practically perfect in every way. But enough of Vera Dundee. Let’s instead focus on the drop dead gorgeous Danielle Mason. Have a gander at this. Please follow and like us:
In an interview with John Wilson, singer k.d. lang reflects upon the future of her career and says: “I’m completely at peace with the fact that I may be done.” Asked if she might be reinvigorated to write and tour new music following the 25th anniversary tour of her album Ingénue she says: “Music isn’t Continue Reading
A new and bespoke live music festival created solely by women takes place on 11-14 October 2019 headlined by Manchestersynth-pop star SHURA and Derry-born indie-folk prodigy SOAK– both firm BBC Radio 6 favourites. Friday night will be curated by Brit-Award winning singer-songwriter KT Tunstall. A pioneering festival for women in music, DIVA Music Festival is passionate about music fans, rights Continue Reading
Pride in London 2019 was one of the biggest and best EVER (from what we can remember of it). And if, like us, you were there but it’s all a bit of a blur or – perhaps – you couldn’t make it to the Big Smoke, we dragged our very own Continue Reading
P&G the company behind zillions of household brands with one of the highest advertising spends on the planet recently released a short film about the journey of their LGBTQ+ employees, as reported in OutNews Global here. We sent Rob Harkavy along to shoot the breeze with Brent Miller, P&G associate director of Continue Reading
LGBT rights activist Philip Baldwin praises Linda Riley and Nicole Faraday in Female First article We couldn’t be more chuffed! in an article for Female First, activist and author Philip Baldwin has singled out two of our columnists among five women who have changed the LGBTQ+ community for the better. Both Riley Continue Reading
Leading household brand Fairy publishes the FAIR report looking at the perceptions of parents towards LGBTQ+ equality, alongside rebranding the iconic Fairy bottle to “Fair” Newly released short film Out of the Shadows chronicles P&G’s journey of LGBTQ+ inclusion Company launches additional paid paternity leave policy to develop more engaged employees, Continue Reading
Holidaymakers looking for great savings for their travels this year have just one week left to take advantage of Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Summer Sale, offering guests discounted prices on a number of ocean and river cruises, and FREE Euros for onshore spending on selected sailings if booked by 3rd July 2019 Continue Reading
Pictured: “The Castro” (CC BY 2.0) by karendesuyo In May 2019, Melanie Joly, the Minister of Tourism, Official Languages and La Francophonie, announced that numerous Pride events, such as those hosted in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, would be the subject of a substantial $1 million funding scheme over the next two years. In seeking Continue Reading
Our friends from i-D head to New York’s Sage Centre, an accessible and inclusive space for LGBT+ elders to celebrate their grassroots activism 50 years on from the Stonewall riots. New York City, 1969. Being gay is considered a psychological disorder. Soliciting homosexual acts is a criminal offence, as is dressing in Continue Reading
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