Greenwich + Docklands International Festival reveals 2022’s highlights.
Greenwich + Docklands International Festival has unveiled the dates, theme and highlights of this year’s festival of free outdoor arts.
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Zodiac, London’s newest LGBTQ+ venue, announces opening weekend.
After more than a year’s meticulous planning, the grand opening of Zodiac has been announced for the 5th and 6th November.
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Stunning new Wembley rental development champions green space.
Access to outdoor space has never been so important. Even before the pandemic, research from the European Centre for Environment and Human Health had shown that living in an urban area with green spaces has a long-lasting, positive impact on mental wellbeing and that outdoor exercise leads to an estimated £2.2bn […]
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Marketwatch: London and the South-East.
Buying a property in or near London can really stretch your finances but that doesn’t mean there isn’t some excellent value to be found.
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Affordable homes in sought-after west London.
Over the past 10 years first time buyers have been flocking to Southall in search of affordable homes that are within easy reach of the centre of the capital.
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What’s it like to be a drag queen in Switzerland?
Although Switzerland is the home of the United Nations and offers a great quality of life, the contradictory reality is that Switzerland does not offer equal rights for all. Equal marriage is still not legalised and, as a Swiss citizen, I can honestly say that Switzerland can be a rather conservative […]
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Brace yourself for London’s hottest new party, KRYPT !
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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Not your typical burlesque show: Cabaret Sauvignon – Review
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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How Mainstream Media Affected London’s Drag Scene – PART III
Maddie – aka Stella Marbles – who featured in part II of this series here – is certainly not in it for the fame. She dedicates her time promoting diversity and encourages her community to do the same. She wishes above all for people to learn more about queer history and […]
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How Mainstream Media Affected London’s Drag Scene – PART II
Many British drag artists have made the decision to not audition for UK’s first ever season of RuPaul’s Drag Race. One of the main reasons being that they do not feel right about the lack of diversity in the world-famous TV show. With Drag Race becoming internationally acclaimed, the LGBTQ+ community […]
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