Rebel Dykes: a rabble-rousing documentary set in post-punk London.
Rebel Dykes follows a group of friends who met at Greenham Common and went on to become artists, performers, musicians and activists in London.
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Missing the gym? Relaaaax. We’ve got you covered.
It’s January and, as per usual, many of us ate too much at Christmas. what’s more, with gyms closed because of You Know What, many of us are struggling to get fit again and shed that excess blubber. We spoke to two fitness Instructors, Jack from the south coast of England […]
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Women! This is what you should eat on your period.
Periods bring with them tiredness, bloating, breast tenderness, skin breakouts, cramps, mood swings and let’s not forget…HANGER.
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Staycation special! Scotland’s stunning West Coast.
Every year, thousands of people visit Oban, gateway to the Scottish west coast islands and home to the famous Oban whisky.
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Video! Maz Ogden meets the fabulous Zora.
Top image by Susan Grace Hinman Brighton based Zora has a unique, captivating and soulful voice which complements perfectly her spellbinding renditions of cherry-picked covers (including Tracy Chapman, Tori Amos, LP, Adele, Aretha Franklin, KT Tunstall, Alanis Morrisette, Queen) interspersed with charming and unforgettable originals. The prolific singer-songwriter performs with guitar […]
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Review. ‘Are You Proud?’ Watch it tonight!
51 years after the Stonewall riots in America, we have gay marriage and many other rights, so why would someone make a film about the last 50 years of LGBT rights or lack of them? Director, Ashley Joiner’s boyfriend’s mum told him exactly why. As a millennial, mid 20’s, young gay […]
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L Fest with a toddler? Maz Ogden did it…TWICE!
Can you go on a lesbian party holiday with a toddler? Our correspondent Maz Ogden reveals how she got on at L Fest Del Mar in Spain and then at L Fest in Wales a month later. As a queer, solo parent I don’t have much choice but to take […]
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What’s it like to be a queer single mum? Part 2, Giving Birth
Most people know that their birthing partner will be their partner. Being on my own with my own mum living far away, I needed to plan. The plan was my mum would be there, and that I’d have two other friends on call. However, babies never come on cue – timekeeping […]
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What’s it like to be a queer single mum?
Part One – pregnancy I’d always had friends who were single mothers, so until I was pregnant and single, I’d never thought about the fact that finding another pregnant, single woman when you are actually pregnant can beharder than finding a needle in a field of giant haystacks. I knew lots […]
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