I’m not a fan of needles which is perhaps one of the reasons I never became a heroin addict. My dear old ma tells me that I cried for a week after my childhood vaccinations and when I recently had to undergo some serious dental work, which necessitated my lying in […]
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Staged for the first time in the rather lovely Adelphi Theatre, West End Eurovision has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for the MAD Trust – and it’s ninth event did not disappoint. The Make A Difference Trust works tirelessly to support HIV and AIDS related projects in both the UK […]
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Move over “Lean On Me”, there’s a new friendship song in town. Having spilled her guts with her heartrending break up ballad “Be Naked”, Lots Holloway’s latest release ups the tempo – and the mood – with our new fave friendship song “Lights Come Down”. These are dark times. That twat […]
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Julie Coles from Willis Towers Watson opens up to myGwork‘s Louise Sinnerton about living in Spain while Brexit plays out. Julie’s story is not uncommon among British people – she moved to Spain in 2001 and has built a life here. Julie is among the almost one million British people that […]
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Sales of popular clothing and accessories product lines for transwomen, drag queens and crossdressers have risen nearly 50% in the last three years, as attitudes continue to change. That’s according to new sales data from Glamourboutique.com, a leading online store serving crossdressing, trans and drag communities. Retail data from the company reveals that […]
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Anthony Watson is urging Government to legislate for ‘trans zones’ to be created in major towns and cities to help protect minority group against alarming rise in hate crime The Labour Party’s diversity and equality advisor and British entrepreneur, Anthony Watson, is calling on the Government to designate ‘safe spaces’ across the […]
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Spectrum’ will be on sale for pre-order Friday 12 April 2019 The UK’s top-selling album group of the 21st century, Westlife, will release their highly anticipated new album, ‘Spectrum’ for pre-order today (Friday 12 April). Recorded in Dublin, LA and London, the 11 track album cements Westlife’s stellar return to the international music […]
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It’s 50 years since the Stonewall riots in New York kickstarted the modern gay rights movement, hence this year’s Pride in London theme: #PrideJubilee There’s not a lot that can convince this correspondent to go into town on a Monday night, especially with Sunday’s Line of Duty waiting to be watched […]
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On 28th March OutNews Global published an article about the introduction in the Kingdom of Brunei of death by stoning as the punishment for gay sex. We also published a list of other countries where the death penalty was applied for the same “offence”. This story, which has also been widely […]
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With so many high-profile men recently taking their own lives, Steven Smith takes a look at suicide among the LGBTQ community, and why those that take their own lives are not the only victims of suicide, with his own tale. In 2019 we have seen both the lead singer of the […]
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