
In memoriam. Charlotte ‘Lottie’ Dingle.
It was with the most profound sense of shock, sadness and loss that we learn of the passing over the weekend of our friend Charlotte Dingle.
Continue ReadingIt was with the most profound sense of shock, sadness and loss that we learn of the passing over the weekend of our friend Charlotte Dingle.
Continue ReadingIt is with some relief that we note that Penny Mordaunt, MP for Portsmouth North since 2010, has announced her candidature.
Continue ReadingStarbucks, the chain of coffee shops where you have to queue twice for a cup of coffee and where they pretend to be a friendly local company by asking for your name, has blocked access to the OutNewsGlobal website from its in-store wifi, adding to concerns about “rainbow-washing” in the LGBTQ+ […]
Continue ReadingWe are consistently being reminded that Pride is a protest but, much as we may want it to be, it really isn’t.
Continue ReadingAs widely predicted, the removal of the right to abortion in the US has now become a ruling, meaning that roughly half of US states have already or will soon ban abortion.
Continue ReadingChinese-born, London-based performance and sound artist, Li Yilei, has revealed details of their third full-length album.
Continue ReadingIn Gateways Grind Sandi Toksvig zips through the high points of the tiny Kings Road basement club’s halcyon days.
Continue ReadingThe Queen of Duality EP is an indie-tinged, thoughtful and beautifully performed collection which touches both the individual and the universal.
Continue ReadingWriter Iman Qureshi has hit the bullseye with this inspiring ensemble piece about a women’s choir and their bid to be selected to appear on the main stage at Pride.
Continue ReadingIf you’re one of our regular readers, you’ll already know that the silken-voiced Claire Littley is one of our fave musicians du jour.
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