10 Fantastic Places for A Great Gay Date in London
There are all the typical things to do in London; the bridge, the tower, the eye, and so on, but what if you want to network with other gays and […]
Polari Magazine editor in savage homophobic beating
Damon Truluck and Christopher Bryant from gay and lesbian online publication Polari magazine, attacked and mugged last night in London. Writing on Facebook Bryant from PolariMagazine.com said, “This is how […]
IDAHO in London
Join in with Pride and IDAHO London on May 17th, 5pm in Trafalgar Square. From 17:00PM – to 20:00 there will be an outdoor event in Trafalgar Square, London to […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Bare The Rock Musical, The Union Theatre
After seeing several of director Paul Taylor Mills’ previous productions, I thought I knew what to expect from bare: the rock musical, but I was genuinely swept away by this […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Desperately Seeking The Exit, Leicester Square Theatre
How do you turn one of the West End’s biggest flops into a success? Turn its story into a 70 minute hilarious monologue, of course! And that is exactly what […]
RIP | Viva Forever to close in June
West End Musical Viva Forever is set to close at the end of June In a statement from the producers of Viva Forever: Producer Judy Craymer announced that VIVA FOREVER! […]
Stolen Soho Bombing Victims’ Plaque Replaced
The missing original plaque dedicated to the three victims of the Soho nail bomb attack in April 1999 has been replaced ahead of memorial event tomorrow evening. We reported […]
Soho Bombing Victims’ Plaque Missing
The original Soho Bomb memorial plaque has gone missing according to Mark Healey, the founder of the anti-hate campaign 17-24-30.org, from its position in St. Anne’s Gardens in Soho, London. […]
Reports Of Homophobic Crime Drop In London from 2012 to 2013
Figures released by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), the UK’s biggest police force, show that reports of crimes that are perceived as homophobic, either ‘by the victim or any other […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Californian Lives
Issues surrounding love and trust are often explored in a variety of ways, but this powerful and original production written by Martin Foreman and directed by Emma King-Farlow has brought […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Children Of The Sun
★★★ | Children Of The Sun A Maxim Gorky classic play, adapted by Andrew Upton, is a deep and philosophically driven piece set during a cholera epidemic, which works on […]