Restaurant review: Flora Indica – London
We review Indian restaurant Flora Indica, which has a penchant for aromatics, and is a short walk from Earl’s Court tube station in London
Laura Kay: finding humour in a break-up
Hadley Stewart sits down with Laura Kay, author of queer rom-com, The Split. They talk about how to write funny, the hills of Sheffield, and why people need to get better at break-ups.
United We Stand – showcasing everyday queer British life
‘United We Stand’ is the a series of films being commissioned during Pride month by Unilever and in partnership with Superdrug to showcase everyday queer British life
7 of the Best Songs – 5 July 2021
John Preston picks his 7 best tracks of the week, including Laura Mvula, Shy Girl, Magdalena Bay, Trentmøller feat. Tricky, Grace Lightman and Lolo Zouaï.
Preview: Refract Festival, Waterside Arts, Manchester
Curated by Waterside Arts, Refract is an exciting festival of work that takes place in and around Sale in Trafford – and features a number of LGBT+ artists.
Review: Manchester Jewish Museum
After two years of closed doors and a decade of hard work, Manchester Jewish Museum is finally open again to the public. Find out more about this hidden jewel of the North.
7 of the Best Songs – 28 June 2021
John Preston’s 7 best tracks of the week include The Chemical Brothers, Tirza, Half Waif, MNDR, Doja Cat and Banks.
Restaurant review: Los Mochis, London
What do you get when you cross the pan-pacific pairing of Japanese elegance and Mexican spirit? The answer is Los Mochis restaurant in London’s Notting Hill
Restaurant review: Turul Project – the only Hungarian restaurant in London
Turul Project, the new (and only proper) Hungarian restaurant has just been opened in north London under the leadership of award-winning head chef Levente Koppány from Budapest.
Ian Eagleton: Encouraging empathy with children’s stories
Author Ian Eagleton brings a queer love story to the pages of his children’s book, Nen and the Lonely Fisherman.