GROOMING: Nanoblur, Taking Age and Breath Away
I’m pretty sceptical about products that claim to take away 10 years, without taking away layers of skin, so when I saw the adverts for Nanoblur I thought – “Oh […]
Is it any cop? Eurovision 2012 UK Entry
Waiting with breath held, nervously cracking my knuckles, it’s a tense time at THEGAYUK gin palace. Until we heard that the Hump was going to be representing us in the […]
REVIEW: You F’Coffee? Up and Up The Rise of Pam Ann
Sitting in Business Class aboard this PAM ANN service to camp heaven, I was concerned that my inflight entertainment system (Caroline Reid) wouldn’t be able to deliver the high-quality broadcast […]
FILM REVIEW | The Mudge Boy; Dark, Cruel and Unfinished
A dark, cruel story of fourteen-year-old Duncan Mudge.
FILM REVIEW | Weekend; Quiet, unhurried and self assured
It’s the kind of movie that Hollywood would run a mile from, and that’s a good thing.
FILM REVIEW | Shortbus
★★★★★ | Shortbus You’ll never look at a splatter painting in the way away again. If you’ve ever wondered what it would feel like to have you face stuffed into […]
FILM REVIEW | Dream Boy
Nathan is a quiet but different boy, who lives in a very quiet town in the USA. Nathan falls for the boy next door, Roy – and their relationship blossoms […]
FILM REVIEW | Milk
Powerful, heartfelt and a strong testament to a force with that was Harvey Milk, the first openly gay political powerhouse that ran for major in San Francisco in the late […]
BOOK REVIEW | When You Were Me
Robert Rodi is on fire – yet again and I’m not sure I’m really surprised.
FILM REVIEW | Mysterious Skin
Starring one of our favourites Joseph Gordon-Levitt Mysterious Skin is a punch in the stomach film.
BOOK REVIEW | Michael Tolliver Lives
Michael Tolliver Lives is the 6th book from the Tales Of The City series, it follows the life of Michael Tolliver 18 years after the last book. The book delves […]