Renowned singer songwriter David McAlmont delves into the closets of the UK’s historic houses to explore LGBTQ histories and their contemporary significance to create a new performance, girl.boy.child Historian and respected singer songwriter David McAlmont has produced girl.boy.child, a series of performances drawing on LGBTQ histories, commissioned by ProfessorRichard Sandell, researcher and museum […]
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The exhibition “Be yourself, everyone else is already taken” will take place in Harpa during the Reykjavík Art Festival. The festival runs from 1 – 17 June. Daniel Lismore is known for elaborate and extravagant ensembles that brilliantly combine haute couture with charity-shop finds, yards of vintage fabrics and tartans, found […]
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BFI Flare Film Festival and British Council share this year’s #FiveFilmsForFreedom On Sunday evening, as part of the BFI Flare London Film Festival and in partnership with the British Council, excerpts from five short films which recognise and celebrate queer lives were projected onto the Tower of London. The films from […]
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I acknowledge often that I am a rare bird in the sense that I am a musician who also happens to be queer and who also happens to be a woman. Most folks, when asked, can name five current artists – at most – who fall into this intersection, and that’s […]
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“Whether we’re straight or gay or somewhere in between. We’ve all gone through first love” James Ivory has accepted the award for Best Adapted Screenplay for the coming-of-age drama, Call Me By Your Name, starring Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer. Ivory becomes the oldest person to win an Oscar in any category […]
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“As Mayor, it’s so important to me that London is seen as a city where LGBTQ+ people feel valued, happy and safe” The brand new Queer Britain museum will shine a light on its communities’ rich and complex history. Not only will the museum play host to permanent and temporary exhibits, […]
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Instead, the opening fashion show featured many androgynous, nonbinary and genderfluid models wearing masculine-of-centre, or ‘traditionally male’ styled clothing. Indie clothing label Krammer & Stoudt featured nonbinary and genderfluid models including Rain Dove and nonbinary-identifying model Terra Juano or “TJ”, as well as Madison Paige, Arta Gjonbalaj, and Merika Palmiste. RAIN DOVE “There is this evolution happening […]
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Chris Hoyle’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age play, The Newspaper Boy, returns to Manchester’s 53Two Presented as part of Queer Contact 2018, Manchester’s foremost queer arts festival, the reimagined production includes an all-star cast: Samantha Siddall (Shameless), Karen Henthorn (Coronation Street), Sam Retford (Hollyoaks, Ackley Bridge), Hollie-Jay Bowes (Hollyoaks), and introducing Daniel Maley in the lead […]
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RuPaul’s Drag Race star and friend of OutNews Global, Peppermint is heading for Broadway! She has been announced for the cast of Head Over Heels, a new jukebox musical featuring the music of the Go-Go’s. #DragRace favorite @Peppermint247 will make her Broadway debut in @officialgogos‘ @HOHmusical! See who’s joining her: https://t.co/yIyFBLgcXn pic.twitter.com/sNXfEeQ1AD — Playbill (@playbill) […]
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The entire world is a Slave 4 Brighton Pride after Britney announced she was going to be headlining this summer and now Glasgow is spicing up what’s going to be a truly amazing Pride season with Mel C! Great announcement, Galsgow, congrats. Let’s take a moment to just fangirl Mel a […]
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