Virgin EMI / Universal Music Group (UMG) today announced the release of “This Is How (We Want You To Get High)”, a previously unheard and unreleased song from George Michael. The track, which was recorded during George’s final studio sessions, is his first original material to be shared for seven years. This Is How (We Want You to Get High) is a […]
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Rob Harkavy reviews Mother of Him starring Tracy-Ann Oberman at the Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London. Cinema is the go-to medium for portraying a sense of menace; unexpected edits, creepy music and unsettling lighting can transform the most innocuous of scenes into anything from the mildly discombobulating to hide-behind-the-sofa terrifying. Theatre – […]
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It’s officially London Fashion Week, and while you impatiently wait for this year’s London Queer Fashion Show – which will take place on Friday the 20th – let us introduce you to Krypt. Fashion and nightclubs make for some pretty classic combos. Think of Studio 54 and its 1970’s disco scene, […]
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If you’re a James Bond nerd or an avid devotee of soulful music, we’ve got the perfect show for you. Let us introduce you to Cazeleon and her “All About That Bassey” cabaret show. Cazeleon is a very musical queen: she sings, she dances, and most importantly, she delivers a very […]
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Last Thursday, I had the pleasure to attend Cabaret Sauvignon, a phenomenal show from none other than Miss Burlesque UK finalist and talented drag queen, Dolly Trolley. Cabaret Sauvignon doesn’t only have a French wine inspired name, it has a French-inspired essence: freeing, elegant nudity, epicurean burlesque, and a very avant-garde style. […]
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Main pic: James Thacker Taking their template from the Greeks – specifically Aristotle – Shakespeare’s tragedies centre on a man’s downfall brought about by a fatal character flaw. Macbeth has his ambition, Othello his jealousy and Hamlet his indecisiveness, famously encapsulated by the existential question “To be, or not to be”. […]
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I love the summer. It’s my favourite season. What’s more, I don’t trust people who claim to prefer one of the other, less fun seasons. Freaks. I feel the same about people who say they prefer expensive, cocoa-heavy dark chocolate to Dairy Milk or, worse, people who claim to “love olives”. […]
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Microscopic songbird Lots Holloway’s latest single, Lose Myself, has already set Spotify on fire since its launch three weeks ago (review here), forcing the streaming service to increase its bandwidth ten-fold to cope with demand. Not really, obvs., but the track has been doing really well and is set to get […]
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Reading Dustin Lance Black’s book Mama’s Boy, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of kinship and camaraderie which, frankly, I hadn’t expected. Black’s book is tribute to his mother and anyone who has lost a parent cannot fail to share and remember their grief. Black’s description resonated so much with […]
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Diamonds are smaller than bricks, and Lots Holloway is smaller than most other humans but, as if to prove that small things come in great packages, the diminutive songstress’s latest release has not only come close to exhausting this reviewer’s gags about Holloway’s stature, but has also demonstrated that the Polly […]
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