Vada Magazine offers a new perspective, an alternative way of looking at things.
Focused on the issues other magazines might not cover, or presenting the angles that others don't. We aim to be honest; we aim to encourage independent thought. Most of all, we aim to be fabulous!
Focused on the issues other magazines might not cover, or presenting the angles that others don't. We aim to be honest; we aim to encourage independent thought. Most of all, we aim to be fabulous!
Headline : Flora Renz : Mon, 20th May
Welsh Cakes
Flora Renz brings you her recipe for addictive, ever so easy, and delicious Welsh Cakes.
Gran Canaria Pride
Adam Gilberts looks at the public image of Gran Canaria Pride and its divisive but fun place in the gay world.
The Shawshank Redemption Or The Freeman Show
Ash Isaac looks back at The Shawshank Redemption, a film about never giving up or compromising in the face of overwhelming despair and squalor.
A Change Could Do You Good
Robin Wells reflects on the power of change, whether that be finishing university or same-sex marriage. A change can do you good.
Welsh Cakes
Flora Renz brings you her recipe for addictive, ever so easy, and delicious Welsh Cakes.
Doctor Who – Destroying Lives Through Time And Space
David Blackett looks back at the current series of Doctor Who, and the trail of death and destruction the Doctor leaves in his wake. What a bastard.
Bringing Back The Onesie
Ellison DePriest looks at the onesie. No matter your swag, preference, or lifestyle, you can make it work.
Oh The Agony!
Vada’s Agony Aunt Sam Johnson dishes out tough love to this week’s hurting hearts: Antisocial Traveller, Johnny-Be-Good & Pissed Off Dyke.
Sleeping Beauty – Matthew Bourne – A Gothic Masterpiece
Matt Hosgood reviews Sleeping Beauty, Matthew Bourne’s recreation of the classic tale through modern ballet.
The Perks Of Being A Wallflower – Adaptation Review
Carl Eden reviews The Perks of Being a Wallflower, a film adaptation that captures the intense emotions of adolescence.
Last Week's Top Stories
In Defence Of The Grindrati
Callum Scott writes in defence of Grindr, its often ridiculed users, and for a culture of sexual acceptance over one of slut shaming.
The Language Of Love
Michael Prescott introduces the short film, The Language of Love, exploring the confusion, intimacy and devotion of falling for someone of the same sex.
Ivy Winters – Interview
Roy Ward meets Ru Paul’s Drag Race Season 5 contestant Ivy Winters. IVYYYYYYYYY WINTERRRRRRRRS.
Gays And Game Of Thrones
Carl Eden looks at Game of Thrones and its progressive take on sexuality, ironically taking gays out of gay storylines.
This Month's Top Stories
It’s Never Dull In Hull: A User’s Guide
Jasmine Andersson writes in defence of Hull, the often written off city which in actual fact is going places with its independent hub.
Welcome Back Annie
David Blackett welcomes Annie back into the pop-music fold, and offers advice on what’s changed in the 3 years she’s been away… Oh Annie.
Cha Cha Boudoir – The Home of Fabulous – Manchester
Adam Beyonce Lowe looks at Cha Cha Boudoir, an outrageous night of drag queens, faux queens, kings and fabulous exhibitionism…
9 to 5 (The Musical) – Review – A Dollytastic Show
William Connolly reviews Dolly Parton’s hit musical, 9 to 5, currently touring the UK.