Thank goodness the weather’s cooled down so we can enjoy it. It’s National Orgasm Day, the day that the whole nation erupts in paroxysms of unbridled ecstasy as their private areas are stimulated to climax for a full, non-stop 24 hours. What a time to be alive! So, now you know […]
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Jacquie Lawrence’s drama is back on the small screen. Scroll through your TV planner or, if you’re of a certain age, flick through the listings in your Radio Times, and try to calculate how many TV dramas focus on straight male leads. When you get to a million, you can stop. […]
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1861 Indian Penal Code prohibits “carnal intercourse against the order of nature”. After much judicial and parliamentary to-ing and fro-ing, it now seems likely that India will repeal that part of the 1861 Indian Penal Code which, in effect, banned homosexuality. Section 377, based on the Buggery Act of 1533, has […]
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The multinational sponsored the DIVA Women’s Stage at Pride in London. As we find ourselves in the middle of the Pride season, there has been much comment about corporate involvement in various Pride events, and whether or not the input of big business detracts from the community aspects of Pride. It […]
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How dating has changed for LGBT+ Brits From the news that schools will now teach about LGBT relationships, to the imminent banning of gay conversion therapy, for the most part, I think life as an LGBT+ Brit may be nearing the best it’s ever been. I write this as a bi […]
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Debate continues on how Pride should be funded. Almost all over the world, Pride has come a long way from its original (grass)roots, and the UK is no exception. Where once we just assembled with homemade cardboard placards and whistles (and perhaps a few cheeky cans), we now enjoy star-studded concert […]
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More hard-won rights eroded in major blow to child welfare Brits, take note. Human rights which can take a generation of campaigning and activism to win can be lost at the stroke of a pen. This week, an amendment to a funding bill in the US Congress not only allows government […]
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This is not a drill! It’s finally here! Check out our review of the long-awaited Mamma Mia sequel. Ten years on, the juggernaut of commercial success that is Mamma Mia continues to assault our senses with feel good codswallop, schmaltz and cheesy singing for singing’s sake but with an unexpected complexity of emotion […]
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So, off to the Above the Stag theatre in London’s Vauxhall for what Artistic Director Peter Bull as dubbed the company’s “first lesbian play”. Well, it may be the first but, if this excellent production is anything to go by, we should all hope that it won’t be the last. Yes, […]
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You could win a £10,000 wedding too! To celebrate the vibrant and all-inclusive event that is Liverpool Pride, this summer Cunard House will be opening its doors for an incredible Drag Brunch, serving up tuck shop realness for all the family, with a fabulously camp event. Taking place on Sunday 29 […]
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