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THEATRE REVIEW | Alright Bitches
★★★★★ Alright Bitches | Winter blues getting you down on your knees, feeling the cold-finger from old Jack Frost or just in need of some sun, sand and seamen?
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Cristiano Looks Ridic Hotness In Colour Photoshoot
Taking to his Instagram, Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo shared pictures from his latest photoshoot.
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Petition Calling On Government To Apologise For Discharging Gay and Lesbian Force Members
A petition calling on British Prime Minster David Cameron to apologise to LGBT Armed Forces who were discharged for being homosexual has gone live.
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Advertising Terms And Conditions
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Business is conducted via these terms and orders are only accepted when subjected to these terms. “The Publisher” is Pineapple Rock Ltd and “The Advertiser” refers to the party to which our services are being sold.
The advertisement refers to Display Advertising (digital magazine), Digital Display Advertising (online and on app), Advertorials, Native Advertising, Sponsored, Provided or Promoted content. - These terms supersede any previously published terms and conditions of business. Any conditions or terms stipulated, incorporated or referred by The Advertiser in its purchase order or negotiations will be void unless expressly agreed upon in writing by The Publisher.
- All advertising is accepted subject to The Publisher’s approval of the copy and space being available.
The Publisher has the right to omit, suspend, edit, and refuse any advertisement without explanation in which no claim on the part of the Advertiser for damages or breach of contract shall arise.- If omission or suspension of an advertisement be due to the act or default of The Advertiser or his servants or agents then the space reserved shall be paid for in full notwithstanding that the advertisement has not appeared.
- Orders should be placed with an official Purchase Order or written instructions by an authorised person.
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- The Publisher cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions in advertising to our publish-ready specifications.
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- The Advertiser must ensure that any advert or copy provided does not infringe the British Code Of Advertising Practice.
- The Advertiser shall indemnify The Publisher fully in respect of any claim made against the Publisher arising from the Advertisement.
- Prices stated on the Rate Card, or agreed upon at the point of order are exclusive of VAT at the current rate and will be charged in addition where applicable unless otherwise signified.
- Advertising rates are subject to revision at any time and orders are accepted on condition that the price binds The Publisher only in respect to the forthcoming issue.
- If there is a price increase The Advertiser will have the option to cancel the order without a surcharge or continue with the order at the revised cost.
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- The Publisher reserves the right to charge interest in accordance with the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998.
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- The Publisher in this case may refused further orders from The Advertiser and reserves the right to cancel and future advertisement regardless of deposits paid if any payment is overdue.
- Recognised agencies will be granted a 10% commission on the quoted price provided that payments are met on the due date and all other requirements are met and strictly complied with.
- Any size, agency or discounts are given in consideration of our terms being met exactly.
Failure to adhere to these, set out in the previous clauses shall result in the full Rate Card being charged. - If The Advertiser cancels the balance of a contract he relinquishes any right to a previously negotiated series discount and advertisements will be paid for at current Rate, unless the Advertising has been suspended by The Publisher – see clause 2, 3, 8 and 9.
- A new invoice will be issued for any surcharges relating to Advertisements that have already been invoiced at the discounted rate. The payment date will remain unaffected.
- Additional charges to the Advertiser or his agents may be made if extra production work is due. If work supplied is found to be unsuitable extra charges may be charged to remedy the unsuitable material.
- All materials and property supplied to The Publisher shall at every step, remain property of The Advertiser and is deemed the Advertiser’s risk unless otherwise agreed.
- The Advertiser should insure appropriately.
- The Publisher is not liable if it is unable to carry out the provision of the Contract for any reason beyond its control, including, Act of God, legislation, war, fire, flood, drought, failure of power supply, lock out, strike or other dispute.
- The Publisher has the right to destroy any material it has in its charge after 12 months from its last appearance.
- At least four weeks’ notice is required prior copy date to stop or suspend an insertion.
Cancellation will be effective when The Publisher receives written notice. - The Publisher may cancel any Contract five working days prior to the agreed date of Publication of the Advertisement.
- Complaints regarding reproduction or placement of advertisements must be made in writing and must be received within 4 weeks of the on-sale date of the issue in question.
If copy instructions are not received by the copy date, no guarantees can be given that the proofs will be supplied for corrections made. The Publisher has the right to repeat the most appropriate copy available. - These Terms and Condition along with the Media Pack constitute the entirety of the Contract between The Publisher and The Advertiser. The Contact is deemed to take place at the offices of The Publisher. No variations or additions to the Contract are permitted and have legal effect. No employees or agent of The Publisher is authorised to make any representation binding upon The Publisher, unless such variation is in writing and signed off by a Director of the company.
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EASTENDERS | Johnny’s Back
The Carters are getting their son back… As actor Ted Reilly announced as Sam Strike’s replacement.
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Mother’s Day And Drag Queens – What’s Not To Like
An event has been planned to bring together mothers and drag queens… What could possibly go wrong…
Nothing of course!
Rupaul’s own UK drag ambassador finalist Rujazzle is heading up to Glasgow to take part in the first ever Mummy Issues drag event for this year’s Mother’s Day.
The drag show is a part of the Creative City Festival, organised by four City of Glasgow College students and it’s due to take place on the 6th March.
Ten acts will be joining Rujazzle include Glasgow’s own Lacy Rain and newer queens such as Wig Wars winner Lucy Stewpid.
A spokesperson for the event said,
The students want to bring drag a new audience while creating a space people feel safe and without prejudice. It’s an environment encouraging fun but also awareness. With drag having changed drastically over the years and the perceptions of society changing, it’s important that people’s awareness also changes.
So if that sounds like your thing head to the Record Factory, 17 Byres Rd, Glasgow G11 5RD on the 6th March 7-10PM
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Boxing Champ Manny Pacquiao Calls Gay People “Worse Than Animals”
A Philippine former boxing champ turned politician Manny Pacquiao has said that gay people are “worse than animals”.
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5 Top Reasons It’s Good To Be Gay
I was thinking about all this nonsense from Russia with the laws that, in part, make sure that people are banned from ‘promoting’ gay lifestyles to juveniles.
Not dissimilar in parts to the laws that I grew up with, in the 1980s, whereby Section 28 ensured that schoolchildren weren’t allowed to have homosexuality ‘promoted’ for them.
Well, f**k it all. I’ve decided that it’s time we did promote homosexuality.
I’m composing an advert right now and here are my top 5 selling points (to be read out in a 1950’s radio announcer style):
1) Double Your Wardrobe:
Chaps: Short of clothes? Then why not go gay? Canny homosexuals can ensure that they always have plenty of decent slacks and jaunty shirts, provided they couple up with a man of similar height and waistline. Just beware that he doesn’t have a mean streak and don’t get mayonnaise on his cashmere as this could cause World War III.
2) Develop Style and Taste
The world of fashion, theatre and arts is full of those dashing young Gaylords. Why not join them. You too could be decorating your swanky apartment with Designers’ Guild wallpapers and doing quite cunning things with your eclectic collections of crockery that make your men friends green with envy.
3) Appreciate divas:
Why limit yourself to Indie pop, thrash metal and gangsta rap? There’s a whole world of undiscovered angst out there and it’s wearing gold sequined frocks. From Dusty to Mariah: you’ll learn a whole new warbling style and be a musical genius in any public house quiz.
4) Find your G-spot:
It appears that Mother Nature played a nasty little trick and the male G-spot is in the back passage of most decent law abiding chaps. Naturally one can discover this without the aid of a male chum and with the use of a device of some sort but why not share the experience with a like-minded fellow?
5) Save time and money:

Tired of wining and dining a charming young filly only to end up home alone and rather frustrated? Then why not go gay? Save time and money on getting your sexual gratification with a variety of clever methods that these homos have come up with. From cruising grounds to phone apps; there’s no preamble for these innovative young men. One quick type of a few rather Anglo-Saxon words and you can be relieving your manly urges leaving plenty of time for oiling that lawnmower or sorting out your tools in the shed.
Apologies for the stereotypes: this is totally tongue in cheek. Being gay is no problem for me. I’m lucky, I know, that I work in a place where it’s easily accepted that I’m gay, live in a cosmopolitan big city and have a circle of accepting friends.
Spare a thought for those places where the laws are draconian and plain evil and stay politically active.
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INTERVIEW | The Men Who Want To Change LGBT Teacher Training In Scotland
Two men from Scotland are set to change schools’ training in Scotland by ensuring that every teacher has access to LGBTI knowledge and training on how to deal with homophobic bullying as well as how to deal with coming out. They are Jordan Daly and Liam Stevenson.


L-R Jordan Daly and Liam Stevenson / CREDIT: TIE Campaign



