Kinky Butch(es) at Butch, Please!
OutNewsGlobal & Oban Lesbian Weekend events checked out Butch, Please! at the legendary Royal Vauxhall Tavern, London
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GirlFlix (Lesbian & Queer Dance Party) – Worthing now has a queer women’s party!
Keira Thomas reviews GirlsFlix’s first ever Lesbian and Queer Women’s Dance party. You don’t need to be in Brighton anymore to enjoy a fantastic night of DJ’s and LGBTQ women.
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Everything’s Fine, a review of YouTube series by Brighton’s Hannah Brackenbury (comedy songwriter and performer)
Everything’s Fine, a review of YouTube series by Brighton’s Hannah Brackenbury (comedy songwriter and performer)
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Steven Smith Reviews the London show, “BUFF “, and chats to its star David O’Reilly
Steven Smith Reviews the London show, “BUFF “, and chats to its star David O’Reilly
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The Lair, film review – a camp classic for the midnight cinema
**** 4 Star film review by Steven Smith **** To be upfront, Horror and Action films are not my favourite genres of cinema viewing, nor is it pleasant for anyone sitting next to me. On the few occasions I have dipped into a scary movie, I once managed to bruise my […]
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Diversity rules in new BBC reality show, “Unbreakable “
OutNewsGlobal’s Chief correspondent, Steven Smith gives us his verdict on the new BBC reality series, “Unbreakable”.
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Tiano: The piano and tenor duo at the Crazy Coqs
Our chief correspondent Steven Smith with the Tiano Duo; Chris Hamilton (Piano) and Shimi Goodman (Tenor)
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Non-fiction triumphs as Polari names 2021 book award winners.
Mohsin Zaidi and Diana Souhami have been announced as the winners of the 2021 Polari Prizes, the UK’s only awards celebrating LGBTQ+ literature.
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Butch counterculture poetry collection shortlisted for prestigious prize.
C+nto & Othered Poems, a poetry collection centred on the butch counterculture by Joelle Taylor, has been shortlisted for the T. S. Eliot Prize.
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Book review. The State of It, by Chris Wild.
In The State of It, Chris Wild’s follow-up to Damaged, the harrowing story of growing up in care, we focus on what is known as semi-independent living.
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