RuPaul’s Drag Race finalist and 2018 Celebrity Big Brother champion Courtney Act today premieres the music video for her brand new single Fight For Love, out now on iTunes and Spotify. Courtney is bidding for this instantly memorable dance-pop smash to be Australia’s entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019. She […]
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I can’t tell you exactly how many times I’ve tried to write an opinion column about Brexit in the past few months, but it’s approximately one zillion. Back in the old days, the waste paper produced could have had serious repercussions for the health of British forests, leading to a worrying […]
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When your acting CV includes leading roles in shows like Emmerdale, Casualty and Bad Girls, it’s no surprise that Nicole Faraday is an actor in demand. With her latest feature, British comedy Ask The Cheat premiering tonight, and barely time to recover from a sell-out panto run, where she terrified children […]
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In which our correspondent talks about trolls, the real affect they have on their victims and how trauma can affect us as LGBTQ people. Well! Happy New Year and all that good stuff. Here’s to a great 2019, a new you and a fresh start, and here’s to all those resolutions […]
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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is celebrating a sensational start to 2019, with three million-pound sales days in one week, marking the best start to January in Fred. Olsen’s history! Justin Stanton, Sales and Marketing Director, said, “We are delighted that there is such high demand for our unique style of cruising. Customers […]
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The Israeli Medical Association, which represents around 90% of doctors, have this week vowed to expel any member practising gay conversion therapy. In a written statement, the Association said, “the treatments to change one’s sexual orientation have been found to be ineffective and could cause mental damage, such as anxiety, depression […]
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Deeply worrying reports of an increase in the persecution of LGBT people in Chechnya are beginning to emerge from Russia, with the Russian LGBT network suggesting that, since December, around 40 people have been detained, with at least two killed. Spokesperson Igor Kochetkov stated “We know that around 40 people were […]
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Scottish BAFTA winner The Dark Mile is a tense psychological thriller about a couple (who happen to be lesbians) setting out on a boat trip in Scotland to help recover from a recent trauma. Rebecca Calder and Deirdre Mullins shine as the principals: Calder’s Louise the more introverted and ethereal, with […]
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