Film review: Love & Rage: Munroe Bergdorf
A moving and emotional film, Alastair James reviews ‘Love & Rage: Munroe Bergdorf’
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Welcome to The Arzner, the new home of Queer cinema in London
Alastair James meets the team behind London’s only LGBTQ+ cinema and finds out where it all began and what’s in store.
Check out Manchester’s new LGBTQ+ film festival, SCENE
Featured image: Lost Boys & Fairies (Duck Soup Films, 2024). Image courtesy of SCENE. Used with permission. Next week, Manchester will welcome SCENE, a new and glittering LGBTQ+ film and TV festival. Showcasing the magic of LGBTQ+ Film and TV, SCENE […]
Exhibition: Beryl Cook and Tom of Finland – Studio Voltaire, London
From May to August 2024, Studio Voltaire in London hosts a new exhibition of fleshy excesses bringing together the work of two cultural icons: Beryl Cook and Tom of Finland.
Hits Radio Pride expands its DAB distribution in the UK
Hits Radio Pride, a national digital radio station part of the Hits Radio network, has been broadcasting since August 2020 and is set to expand its distribution in April 2024.
Music review: Top 10 albums of 2023
John Preston shares his top ten favourite albums of 2023 (in no particular order).
LGBT artists at the London Art Fair 2024
London Art Fair returns to the UK capital in January 2024 and includes numerous LGBT artists represented by the presenting galleries.
Where can you find Rainbow Plaques in the UK?
Blue Plaques on properties in UK honour those who previously lived there, a scheme that started in 1866. Rainbow Plaques are a similar new concept, focussing exclusively on LGBTQ+ histories. Read on to discover where you can find them.
Have you visited the UK’s first permanent LGBTQ comedy club?
Founded by stand-up comedians David Ian, Jeremy Tapp, and Kate Dale, The Queer Comedy Club is the UK’s first permanent LGBTQ comedy club.
Paul David Gould: dancing with deviants
The journalist and debut novelist talks about how and why hope for change in nineties Russia never came to pass