TRAVEL REVIEW | Crescent Turner (Whitstable) and Crescent Victoria (Margate)
If you’re looking for an excuse to escape London and see the sea, sand and scenery, then head to Kent! Here you’ll find the beautiful seaside town of Whitstable, famed […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Ember Yard Soho
Ember Yard Soho is Timeout’s number two destination restaurant at the moment. Chiltern Firehouse is their top-of-the-pops. Leaving the reservation arrangements to the last minute meant THEGAYUK had more chance […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | L’Escargot
With a rather grand welcome from the fabulously loud front of house, we were taken to our seats giggling as he continued to tickle us with his wit. The grand […]
Julian Clary To Rub His Ring For Panto
Punters are you ready? King of Camp, drinker of Blue Nun and fister of politicians, Julian Clary is ready for Panto. Following last year’s record-breaking production of Jack and the […]
The untold story of Bletchley Park And Alan Turing comes to Cast, Doncaster
Following the recent 70th anniversary celebrations of VE Day, Idle Motion’s That Is All You Need To Know brings the untold story of Bletchley Park to Cast, Doncaster on Wednesday […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | The House of Ho, Soho, London
Bang on Old Compton Street lies The House of Ho (and according to a rather comical page on their menu; “We might be called Ho’s but we are, at least, […]
UK COURT: Unlawful Discriminaton For Christian Bakery Who Refused Gay Cake
BREAKING: A UK Court has found that a bakery in Belfast, owned by Christians acted unlawfully when it refused to fulfil an order which had an inscription in support of […]
INTERVIEW: Chris Urch on The Rolling Stone: Homophobia In Uganda
Theatre can evoke many emotions – happiness, sadness, optimism, fear, anger and laughter…. but to be able to combine all of those emotions into one production shows just how powerful […]
Domestic Abuse Help Instant Chat For LGBTs To Run 7 Days A Week
Instant chat service to open 7 days a week Since its start in 2014 the Broken Rainbow instant chat service has continued to increase in popularity with LGBT people experiencing […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Carrie The Musical
A musical adaptation of Stephen King’s supernatural novel Carrie, which was a hit 1976 film, has just opened, and it’s very good! It’s hard to believe that music could be […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Full Monty, UK Tour 2015
★★★★ | The Full Monty, UK Tour 2015 In 1997, a film about unemployed steel workers turning into unlikely strippers became the most successful film in the UK (until it […]