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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Hosted by DIVA Magazine, the DIVA Awards are the biggest for LBT+ women in the country So many companies talk a good game when it comes to LGBTQ diversity, but far fewer actually step up to the plate with anything other than fine words and achingly inclusive stock images on their […]
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London’s LGBTQI+ community groups come together to celebrate HRH George Michael, qweens, and queer love London’s LGBTQI+ community groups have put their lovely heads together to hold free party, This is My Culture, remembering queer icon George Michael’s life, talent, and courage in celebrating sexual freedom this royal wedding weekend. This year marks […]
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Sir Richard Branson and Jess Glynne were among the celebrities to take home trophies at the 2018 NatWest British LGBT Awards in recognition of their efforts to advance the rights of the LGBT+ community. The UK’s premier LGBT+ awards event celebrates the best British and international gay talent, as well as […]
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LGBT+ rights movements come together to protest Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting A number of high-profile UK and global LGBTQIA+ rights movements are coming together this week in a series of events and protests while The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) takes place in the UK, to demand that they put […]
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Free pride festival to return this July with #AllTogetherNow theme Liverpool Pride has grown to become one of the city’s major annual events. Last year a record 8000 people joined the march and over 50,000 enjoyed two days of celebration of the city’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities. Liverpool Pride […]
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Raising awareness about lesbian, bisexual and trans women’s health inequalities The National LGB&T Partnership, working with partners across the country, have organised the second, annual National Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans Women’s Health Week, which takes place next week – from 12 to 17 March. The week will raise awareness nationally about lesbian, […]
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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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OutNews Global caught up with Jake Graf as part of our LGBT History Month series Based in London, Jake Graf has written and directed five award-winning films which have screened at over 100 festivals worldwide. His mini short Headspace went vital in 2017, amassing 4.5 million hits, and in the same year, his short […]
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The Friends of the Joiners Arms fought for 3 years to protect the legacy of the legendary London pub Public meetings will be held in March to include everyone who wants to play a part in deciding how to create a radical, community-run venue on the site of the Joiners Arms. […]
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