Polari First Book Prize 2016 shortlist revealed
The shortlist for the Polari First Book Prize has been announced by founder and chair of judges Paul Burston.
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BBC has commissioned 1940s gay love drama written by Patrick Gale
The BBC said they wanted to commission more LGBT TV shows and will air a two-part gay love drama from best-selling author Patrick Gale.
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Alicia Champion’s song, Bi is creating unity and initiating conversations
The bisexual community rarely ever gets heard amidst the flurry of media attention to others within the LGBT acronym, but Alicia Champion is set to change that.
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Rena Brannan’s Mount Vernon premieres at the Hollywood Fringe Festival
What if you’re holding a gun? What if you’re holding a gun and you’re six-years-old? You can’t possibly know that killing someone is forever. Can you?
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Photo Exhibition Explores LGBT Life of Over-60s in Cumbria
A compelling art exhibition is soon to open which explores the lives of Cumbrian lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people in their 60s.
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Exclusive: A new DAWN for Trans Cinema
Following on the heels of its sold out world premiere screening at BFI Flare, DAWN, the latest film from trans wunderkind Jake Graf, has been selected into the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival – Frameline.
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Introducing Jack Monroe, our new Arts and Culture Editor
We are very pleased to announce that food blogger and campaigner Jack Monroe has joined OutNews Global as our new Arts and Culture Editor.
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Tate Britain announces Queer British Art Exhibition
Tate Britain has announced a new show for the Autumn titled ‘Queer British Art’ which is scheduled to mark the 50th anniversary of the decriminalisation of male homosexuality in Britain.
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Rites of Passage by Clare Summerskill National Tour
An inspirational new play about the struggles and triumphs of lesbians and gay men who have fled to the UK from persecution.
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