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  • Will Same Sex Couples Be Allowed In Sharia Law Hotel?

    A multi-millionaire businessman has bought the Bermondsey Square Hotel in London and has imposed a strict Islamic policy.

    In accordance with Sharia law, London’s Bermondsey Square Hotel will no longer be serving alcohol or pork products after a change in management on Tuesday.

    The changes happened so quickly that many of the usual clients of the hotel were taken aback when staff refused to serve them alcohol, which was previously voted the UK’s trendiest hotel on Trip Advisor.

    The staff at the hotel, dubbed ‘Hotel Sharia’ by the press, are currently unaware of the identity of the new owner but have been told he is from the Middle East.

    The Daily Mail reports that an IT consultant who was a regular at the hotel said, ‘A group of us were meant to be meeting in the bar and they said: “We can’t serve alcohol anymore.”
    ‘When I contacted the manager to ask why, he told me that the new owner wanted it to be a Sharia law hotel. Under Sharia law, you can’t make a profit from alcohol.’

    Perhaps more famously for THEGAYUK’s readership, the hotel was the setting to Hotel GB, which starred a host of Channel 4 celebrities, including Doctor Christian Jessen in 2012.

    Hotel GB was a TV experiment, which saw the hotel, staffed by a mix of British unemployed trainees in a hope to get Britain working again. Guests had the option to pay or not to pay depending on what they thought of the service.

    SHARIA WHAT DOES IT MEAN:
    Islam’s legal system, derived from the Koran
    Informs every aspect of Muslims’ lives
    Islamic jurists issue formal guidance through fatwas, or religious edicts
    Sharia law includes provisions for capital and corporal punishment but modern scholars say getting to that stage can be difficult
    Marriage is treated as a contract in Islam
    From The BBC

    BOYCOTT?
    Earlier this year the Brunei chain of hotels The Dorchester Collection faced a world-wide boycott, headed by a number of high-profile VIPs including Anna Wintour, after the chain’s owner, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, the Sultan of Brunei said he wanted to run this Country under Sharia law – a law that could see LGBT face harsh punishments including stoning.

    Robert Holland General Manager and spokesperson for Bespoke said,

    ‘Bermondsey Square Hotel is still operated by Bespoke Hotels, as it has been since it opened in 2009. We have recently made decisions to change some elements of the business, as any business owner is entitled to do. These are in the best interests of the future of the hotel. We always have, and continue to, welcome guests of all shapes, sizes and denomination.

    ‘The hotel is privately owned and we do not discuss ownership of the properties Bespoke operates.’

  • Estée Lauder Signs Media Phenomenon Kendall Jenner

    The Estée Lauder brand today announced that it has signed Kendall Jenner, fashion’s new breakout star and social media sensation. Kendall will appear in digital, TV and print advertising campaigns and play an active role in creating social media content that will live on Estée Lauder’s channels as well as her own.

    “Bridging the worlds of high fashion, entertainment and social media, Kendall is a modern beauty who represents a whole new generation of women who live, breathe and share beauty, fashion and life 24/7, on their own terms, in a visually compelling way,” said Jane Hertzmark Hudis, Global Brand President, Estée Lauder. “She is the ultimate instagirl, and we are excited to leverage her image, voice, energy and extraordinary social media power to introduce Estée Lauder to millions of young women around the world.”

    “It honestly feels like a dream to represent such an iconic beauty brand — it is an incredible honor and quite humbling,” said Kendall Jenner. “I found out when I was backstage at Paris fashion week, and all this time I’ve had to keep the news top secret. I am so excited to share it now and be part of Estée Lauder.”

    Kendall has an astounding social media following of over 30 million fans across Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, placing her as the number one model on social media (models.com) with a fast-growing global audience. In the last year, Kendall has also experienced a meteoric rise in the beauty and fashion arena, marked by the Estée Lauder signing as well as a 13-page fashion feature in the December issue of American Vogue shot by Patrick Demarchelier.

    Kendall made her fashion week debut in February, walking in Marc Jacobs’s fall/winter 2014 show. Her haute couture debut at Chanel quickly followed, as did her first high-profile advertising campaign for Givenchy fall/ winter 2014. She has since walked for leading designers such as Balmain, Dolce & Gabbana and Fendi, and graced the red carpets of the world’s most fashionable events including the Met Gala, Cannes Film Festival and MTV Video Music Awards.

    Kendall has already worked with some of the industry’s most influential fashion photographers such as Patrick Demarchelier, Mert & Marcus, Mario Sorrenti and Mikael Janssen, and has appeared in magazines from the avant garde Love to fashion bible Vogue Paris, W and an eight-page editorial in Interview that crashed its website when it went live.

    Kendall is a long-time supporter of the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to inspiring today’s youth through entertainment and education focused initiatives.

     

     

  • One Direction Wows Children in Need

    One Direction Wows Children in Need

    Super group One Direction sang their new single Steal My Girl live in Albert Square to raise money for the BBC’s annual fundraiser – Children In Need.

     (C) BBC - Photographer: Jack Barnes
    (C) BBC – Photographer: Jack Barnes

    The group who have dropped their fourth LP, Fourth, sang Steal My Girl atop of the railway bridge in the middle of the market at the EastEnder’s set. The boys, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne laughed and joke and looked relaxed as they performed in front of a TV audience of millions.

     (C) BBC - Photographer: Jack Barnes
    (C) BBC – Photographer: Jack Barnes

    Liam encouraged fans to sing along to the hit song, whilst Zayn had issues with his in ear monitoring system.

     (C) BBC - Photographer: Jack Barnes
    (C) BBC – Photographer: Jack Barnes

    The BBC charity is now in its 30 year and aims to raise money for many worthwhile children’s charities in the UK.

    Straight after the performance Tess Daley informed the audience that the totaliser was at over £7 million.

     (C) BBC - Photographer: Jack Barnes
    (C) BBC – Photographer: Jack Barnes

    Stalwart presenter Terry Wogan, was joined by numerous guest hosts including, Tess Daley, The Saturdays’ Rochelle and Nick Grimshaw.

    Last week Harry Styles caused much speculation surrounding his sexuality after he suggested that being female wasn’t an important trait in a potential partner.

     

     

  • Brits Love Download Time More Than Sleep Time

    Research carried out by MoneySuperMarket has revealed that we spend a total of 57 hours per week online, or 2,964 hours per year. When comparing this to research from The Sleep Council, it’s emerged that catching up on sleep takes a back seat as we spend 10 hours more online than getting a good night’s rest.

    – 57 hours of our week is spent online – 10 hours more than we spend sleeping
    – 40 per cent of households now have superfast fibre optic broadband
    – A quarter of Brits access the internet at work

    The UK’s number one comparison site conducted research into internet use and found that 18 hours is spent browsing the web on a laptop or PC. Unsurprisingly, the surge in smartphone and tablet ownership has meant a further 10 hours of our time is spent using one of those devices. When it comes to how we connect to the internet, 40 per cent of households benefit from speedy fibre optic broadband with a quarter (25 percent) admitting to accessing the internet at work.

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    Additionally, a third (33 per cent) of females admitted to using their mobile phone to browse the internet for up to five hours per week, with over a fifth (26 percent) of 18 to 34-year-olds spending up to 10 hours surfing the web on their handsets.

    Furthermore, insight into MoneySuperMarket customers’ habits has shown that nearly a quarter of those polled felt that they now work more hours than before due to their increased connectivity.***

    Gautam Srivastava, broadband expert at MoneySuperMarket said: “With the surge in popularity of smartphones and tablets, plus the widespread availability of superfast broadband, it comes as no surprise that we’re spending more and more time online.

    “If you are constantly online, making sure you’re on the right broadband deal for your usage is crucial. For example, those on a limited data package who go over their usage limit could end up paying additional charges, up to £5.30 per 5GB. In this instance, switching to an unlimited package more suited to heavier users will ensure you don’t pay over the odds for out of bundle fees.

    “Comparison tools such as MoneySuperMarket are designed to help find the best broadband deals on the market for your needs.”

  • Brazilian Butt Lift Enquires Up 200% – Leading Cosmetic Surgery Expert Mike Saul Exposes Its Dangers

    Leading Cosmetic Surgery Negligence Solicitor Mike Saul exposes the potential dangers of the newly popular procedure.

    Brought to you by:

    TJL Solicitors

    Today we’re talking with Mike Saul, head of Cosmetic Surgery Negligence at Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors and one of the UK’s leading experts in cosmetic surgery negligence.

    He will be discussing what can happen when cosmetic surgery goes wrong – in particular, looking at the buttock augmentation procedure that has grown to be so popular in recent times.

    We are exposed to hundreds of celebrity body shapes deemed ‘perfect’ by the media each day. Currently, the curves are in, meaning the likes of Kim Kardashian, Beyonce and Jennifer Lopez are being praised for their curvaceous behinds.

    ‘A high number of our clients come to us having been strongly influenced directly by the media’s promotion of beauty,’ comments Mike.

    With this in mind, it’s not surprising to learn that there has been a 200% increase in the number of UK enquiries for the buttock augmentation procedure (or ‘Brazilian Butt Lifts’). Kim Kardashian is cited as the inspiration for nearly half of all buttock augmentations in the UK, in the past year alone.

    However, the media often changes perceptions of beauty (remember the days when Nicole Richie was adored for her lean physique?), meaning the strive for this ‘perfection’ is unhealthy and unobtainable for the public to aspire to.

    ‘It’s so important that an individual is completely sure that the surgery will benefit their health and well-being, and isn’t an attempt to emulate celebrities who are currently being marketed as “beautiful”,’ says Mike.

    Cosmetic surgery is not a quick-fix option; there are numerous risks associated with such invasive surgery, including falling victim to cosmetic surgery negligence.

    So what is Cosmetic Surgery Negligence?

    ‘Cosmetic surgery negligence can be defined as any damage to the body that is not within reason expected or acceptable, following a cosmetic procedure.’

    Mike Saul’s must-ask FAQs to discuss with your surgeon:

    Chat extensively with your surgeon until you are sure the decision to have a buttock augmentation is best for you. Topics to discuss include;

    Desired outcome

    Many patients have unrealistic expectations about how the surgery will alter their physique. You may have an image of an outcome that isn’t physically possible to achieve, due to your skin or body shape. Chat honestly with your surgeon about your desired look so you can both reach a realistic compromise.

    How long will the effects last?

    It’s crucial to learn how long the effects of the surgery will last. Buttock augmentation surgery is typically long-lasting, and the fat will grow and age as you do. However, no cosmetic procedure has life-long effects, so follow-up surgery may be needed.

    Financial responsibilities

    If you are going to need follow-up surgery, consider the costs. Talk to your surgeon – how often will you require further surgery? How will this be financed?

    Recovery time

    Your surgeon should tell you how long you need to wait until normal activity levels can be resumed. Your surgeon should also detail everything from common symptoms experienced, to how to sit and lie down, and give you a comprehensive recovery time frame. Gain as much information as you can.

    Surgeon experience

    Always choose a surgeon based on;

    • Certification, education and training
    • Their experience with performing buttock augmentations
    • The comfort level you feel with him or her.

    Post-surgery contact

    If you decide to proceed, be sure to maintain the relationship with your surgeon afterwards. Please ensure you keep to all follow-up appointments. Safeguard yourself by monitoring your buttocks regularly and contact your surgeon if you notice any changes, or have any concerns.

    ‘For more guidance about how to prepare for making a decision about cosmetic surgery, you can read our S.A.F.E Choice Surgery Guide here,’ says Mike

    Mike Saul’s Advice: What to do if your surgery goes wrong:

    It’s essential that you know how to identify the basic signs that something might not be quite right with your surgery, Mike says.

    With buttock augmentation, potential complications include;
    • Loss of sensation in the buttock area
    • Asymmetry in the buttock caused by the fat being reabsorbed. Fat absorption, in some cases up to 40%, can alter how one buttock looks from another. You may require further fat grafting to rebalance the aesthetics of your buttock.
    • Excessive scarring
    • Hematoma or seroma (a buildup of blood or fluid under the skin, that may need to be removed).
    • Damage to underlying structures
    • Untreated infection
    • Disfigurement
    • An adverse reaction to general anaesthetic including;
    • Death (approximately 1 death for every 100,000 general anaesthetics given)
    • Anaphylaxis

    Poor surgical technique and neglect during and post-surgery are also factors to be aware of, as you may have a case for a claim.
    When should you consider making a claim for cosmetic surgery negligence?
    When should you consider making a claim for cosmetic surgery negligence?

    With buttock augmentations, post-operative swelling can last between 3 – 6 months before the full effect of this surgery is apparent. However, if you notice any of the complications listed above, it may be in your best interest to explore the claims process.

    It is, of course, natural to feel some pain once the anaesthesia wears off, however, if the pain is extreme contact your surgeon. Similarly, swelling can last for weeks or months. It’s important that you contact your surgeon to assess if this is normal.

    Be sure to follow exact instructions that your surgeon may give you to help aid recovery – such as lying only on your front, wearing a body garment for 6-8 weeks, no exercise for at least eight weeks and so on.

    What advice would you give to someone who thinks they have suffered at the hands of a negligent surgeon?

    ‘Many victims suffer in silence following negligent surgery. This can be down to low-self esteem and confidence as well as a lack of knowledge.

    ‘People may not know they have a case for a claim.

    ‘We would urge anyone who thinks they have received negligent cosmetic surgery to call us in confidence,” says Mike. “Don’t be embarrassed or ashamed. We are here to help you, and we’re on your side.’

    Mike Saul is the head of Cosmetic Negligence at Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors, the first specialist legal department in England and Wales committed to helping those who have suffered from Cosmetic Surgery Negligence.

    Mike is widely recognised across the media having been featured in the BBC, Daily Mail and The Observer, as well as television programmes such as ITV’s ‘The Real Cost of Beauty” and BBC1’s ‘Inside Out’, to name but a few.

  • How To Get FIFTY PERCENT More Blowjobs This Year

    How To Get FIFTY PERCENT More Blowjobs This Year

    4 Ways To Increase The Number of Blow Jobs You Receive This Year By 50%

    (C) BIGSTOCK

    Don’t let the holiday decorations and music playing in the shops fool you boys–despite what you may have heard, it’s definitely not the season of giving.

    At least it shouldn’t be where blowjobs are concerned.

    This season it’s all about receiving and if you’d like to send 2014 out with a bang, and make it the year you received 50% more blowjobs than last year, read on.

    Use your words…or your sounds.

    Asking for a blowjob is quite annoying and boring, isn’t it? In dreamland, all of our partners would eagerly approach us on their own, begging for the opportunity to go downtown, however this is reality, so when they don’t demand go down we are left miffed AND bj-less. Lose lose. However, there are ways to verbally express your desires that don’t involve an awkward “Babe, can you…” because heaven knows, that is not sexy. It’s all about the delivery and it’s like the old saying goes you catch more flies with honey than vinegar. Rather than complaining that your partner doesn’t go down on you enough, make sure he feels like the most amazing oral magician on the occasions when he does head south. Get really, really excited about it, and make sure he knows that he is making you feel incredible. Use those vocal cords of yours and show him versus straight up telling him that he sucks like a champ and you’d like more of that on the daily, please and thank you.

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    Some men are surprisingly insecure about their oral skills and seem to buckle under the pressure of getting their partner off. A bit of reassurance from you that what he’s doing is working will prevent him from shying away from oral sex and will kick his nerves to the curb.

    Go Where the (New) Men Are

    If you’re single and looking to increase the amount of blowjobs you get this year, you’ve got to figure out where the boys are and don’t stay in one spot. Don’t go to the same neighborhood bar where everyone knows your name and where you’ve probably already hooked up with every attractive guy anyway. This is your chance to break out of your normal routine and meet loads of men you might not have otherwise. While I still think it’s important to be selective with your time and your penis, the name of the game is more blowjobs, and you’ve got to play smart. When you do go out, take time to make yourself look and smell as attractive as possible. No self-respecting man is going to want to put his mouth on you if you look like you can’t be bothered to bathe or put together an appropriate outfit. Oral sex is more intimate than just a casual makeout session, you’ve got to make sure that you’re in tip top shape, so to speak.

    Have a Plan

    Picture this, you’re chatting up a cute guy in the corner of the bar and it’s clear that things are getting steamy. You’d both like to take your private party elsewhere but can’t decide-his place or yours? Which one is closer, should you google map it? Is his roommate home? Oh crap, your bedroom is a mess, you can’t possibly go to your house and you both don’t want to spring for a hotel room….and on and on, until the half-erections you were both packing have faded away completely, and you find yourself resorting to exchanging numbers hoping to meetup next weekend. Yeah right. What is that noise my friends?

    The sad sound of a missed bj opportunity. Look at that! You’ve bored your penises to death.

    This is why it’s so crucial to have a plan when you’re on the blowjob prowl. When you hit the clubs and bars, make sure you know exactly what you’ll want to do and where you’ll want to go if you find someone to hook-up with. If your plan is to bring a guy back to your house, make sure it’s not in complete shambles–put the dishes in the sink, change your sheets and clean the bathroom. If you prefer not to bring men back to your place, check the area for hotels, or, as a last resort if you really want to get scrappy with it, make sure your car is clean.

    You’ve got to capitalize on that blessed moment when you both realize that you’ll be seeing each other naked soon, don’t ruin it with boring logistics.

    Give First, Receive Second (Hopefully)

    You know all of those slightly hippie sayings like “What you put out into the universe is what you will get back”, well, I’m fairly certain they (who is they, anyway?) are referring to things like positive energy and gratitude and all of that, but why can’t we apply the same rationale to blowjobs?

    If you’re in a relationship, take the initiative and start giving more blowjobs to your partner than ever before. I’d be willing to bet that your receiving rate will skyrocket as well, tenfold!

    If you’re single, don’t be shy when it comes to oral sex. By surprising a casual hook-up with a little oral play, chances are he’ll repay you with your morning wood in his mouth come sunrise.

    Don’t view this as giving only with the hopes of receiving. Is it a bit selfish? Maybe. But you’re also making someone you care about or are interested in feel good, and that should make you happy as well. Not as happy as a BJ, but you know what I mean.

    Go get em gents. Tis the season, afterall.

     


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  • Joey Essex wannabe plans to sue the NHS for “botched” nose job

    Sam Barton, 22 plans to sue the NHS after a ‘botched’ nose job and plans to spend the money on a BMW.

    A man who has been dubbed Britain’s vainest man has revealed that he plans to sue the NHS for an operation on his nose that he says they have ‘botched’ said the Daily Mail.

    The man, who wants to look like TOWIE star Joey Essex, had the £5000 procedure on the NHS to straighten his nose, he said he has been very unhappy with the results and the negative feedback from his Twitter followers since the op.

    He said, ‘When I initially had the operation done, I wasn’t really happy with the result. I thought it looked worse. But my family and friends told me it looked fine.

    ‘But all the negative comments about it do get me down sometimes. Although there are days when I just laugh them off.

    ‘It doesn’t look fitting to my face, and is uneven. It is too big and looks terrible.

    ‘The fact that people have made the comments has driven me to sue the NHS. It was pointless having the operation it’s a lot to go through for no reason.’

    Over the years Barton has reportedly spent over £30,000 on proceedures for the perfect face, including £20,000 for his teeth, £2,000 on botox and £2,500 on tanning. Many of the treatments have been paid for by credit cards.

    He has said that he needs the cosmetic treatments to ‘combat the anxiety over his appearance that his ‘new-found fame’ has provoked,’ writes the DM.

    ‘Since I was in the newspapers people recognise and stare at me more and it makes me sweat a lot through anxiety.

    ‘I have over 20,000 followers on Twitter and I do get trolled sometimes by some nasty individuals.

    ‘I am very self-conscious about my appearance and I have told the doctors that I need to have regular Botox treatment to keep up my appearance and to make me feel more confident and less self-conscious.’

  • FILM REVIEW | Pulp: A film about life, death and supermarkets

    ★★★★ | Pulp: A film about life, death and supermarkets

    Gangly geek Jarvis Cocker is the most unlikely looking rock-star ever, but seeing the front man of the British indie-pop group PULP ignite frenzied crowds of a packed stadium, you realise that he is, in fact, one of the very best.

    His quintessentially English band enjoyed enormous critical and commercial success in the late 1990s before calling it a day at the height of their fame in 2002. Cocker then went on to establish a new career as a solo artist and combined this with a weekly radio show and some filmmaking too.

    Much to their many fans delight the band reformed in 2011/2012 for one more major tour of the US and the UK. The final performance was in their hometown of Sheffield, a working class industrial city well known for its droll Northern humor and where they have long been regarded as local heroes. This mutual love affair was clearly evident with Cocker and all the band members relishing with pride at being considered as such a major part of their community’s culture, as equally was the gushing praise from their diehard fans.

    This documentary from German-born New Zealander Florian Habicht which he made with Cocker, is an affectionate look at both this last Concert and the city and its people who are such an integral part of the Pulp phenomenon. Habicht infuses the concert footage with some quirky talking-head pieces from some colourful and eccentric locals and even includes a middle-aged ladies choir belting out Pulp’s most famous hit ‘Uncommon People’ which is considered an anthem in this area. Cocker himself comes over as an extremely likeable funny man which is somewhat of a surprise given the rather dark lyrics of the songs that he pens and performs. In fact, his acute observations of everyday life, and also those of sexual frustration, account for a great deal of the band’s popularity.

    This joyous wee tribute to this disarmingly charming man will totally delight not just his fans but also anyone who has any passion for British indie-rock. Although why Habicht insisting in calling it ‘A Film about Life, Death and Supermarkets’ is beyond me.

  • FILM REVIEW | Starred Up

    Violent prison dramas with raw angry men desperately displaying their machismo just to survive the regime of brutality that pervades in jails always have an underlying tone of homo-eroticism in them. ‘Starred Up’ with a brilliant career-making performance from 23-year-old Jack O’Connell is one such movie especially as it has the near-obligatory shower scene that ends in a naked fight.

    ★★★★★

    O’Connell plays troublesome teenager Eric Love who has been moved from a juvenile detention facility as they cannot handle him any more. Unlike the other inmates banged up in this adult jail, he doesn’t want to get out, as the reason he has forced the authorities to send him to an adult prison, is that his father, who he barely knows, has been serving time there for the past 14 years.

    The back-story as to how these two ended up being incarcerated is vague to say the least but it’s not that important as its the attempt at reconciliation between father and son that is the focus of the story. He may only be 19, but Eric is a hardened criminal who knows how to work the system, which only serves to enrage the corrupt prison guards who are determined that they will not be beaten by this youth, even if it means actually having him killed. Their undisguised anger is matched by the determination of a do-gooder volunteer social worker who is insistent that he can cure Eric, and maybe even his father, by some simplistic anger-management.

    It gets a tad confusing on occasion when the men’s shouting matches become incoherent, but one doesn’t need subtitles to get the gist of the violent action most of the time. This is essentially Eric’s story and of the way that he has deliberately chosen to develop into manhood. We are never sure either because of the script, or O’Connell’s mesmerizing performance, if the boy actually loves his father or really wants him dead.

    Directed by David McKenzie (‘Young Adam’, ‘Hallam Foe’) from a script by Jonathan Asser based on his own experiences as a prison social work. Even with strong supporting performances from Ben Mendelsohn as the father and Rupert Friend as the social worker, this film, one of the very best prison dramas for a long time, completely belongs to Eric, thanks to O’Connell’s portrayal. We are bound to see a lot more of this actor as he destined for stardom.
    P.S. Starred Up is a term used in the UK to describe the early transfer of a criminal from a Young Offender Institution to an adult prison.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE4ziBfu0JA
    by Roger Walker-Dack
  • Top 10 Ways For Men To Lose Weight

    With the launch of their new guide, Public Health England (PHE) and Men’s Health Forum suggest the following top 10 tips to help men lose the belly.

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  • Did Maleficent Actor Brenton Thwaites Come Out As Bi?

    First, it was Harry Styles who said gender wasn’t important, this time it is actor Brenton Thwaite, who suggested that gender wasn’t important when it comes to the perfect partner.

    Is Brenton Thwaites gay?

    Aussie heartthrob Brenton Thwaite of Maleficent fame has caused a stir at a press junket with The Fix, after suggesting that his perfect partner might not be female.

    A fan asked the question which ‘three things you look for in a partner,’ Thwaite responded, ‘male or female? They’re very different.’

    We totally agree Brenton.

    Recently Harry Style melted the internet over speculation about his sexuality after he suggested that being female wasn’t an important trait for his lobster.