THEATRE REVIEW | One Man, Two Guvnors – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour
★★★ | One Man, Two Guvnors – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour Francis Henshall is a con man finds himself in trouble when he ends up working for both an […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Boeing, Boeing – Sheffield Crucible Theatre
★★★ | Boeing, Boeing – Sheffield Crucible Theatre Bernard thinks he has the perfect life living in Paris. He is engaged to three Air Hostesses, and uses the flight timetables […]
Teenager Sentenced To 14 years In Prison For Anti-Gay Attack
A 19 year old man from Chester has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for what a judge has said was a homophobic attack. Chester Crown Court heard that […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Fleabag, Soho Theatre, London
★★★★★ | Fleabag, Soho Theatre, London What happens when your life has descended into an endless round of masturbating to Internet porn, seeking casual pick-ups and having catastrophic career and […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Positive, Waterloo East Theatre, London
★★★★ | Positive, Waterloo East Theatre, London “If Britney can get through 2007, then I can get through today.” Benji’s mantra has got him through the first year following his […]
Gay Penguins Become Best Fathers At Zoo
In a Wildlife park in Kent two male penguins have become surrogate fathers. Two male Humboldt Penguins called Kermit and Jumbs at Wingham Wildlife Park have been made surrogate parents […]
OPINION | Meet The Next Generation Of The BNP
It’s scary, very scary, what happens when you get a bunch of 13-18 year olds and fill their heads with British National Party rubbish. We want, we want, we want, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Somewhere Under the Rainbow- the Liza Minnelli Story, Landor Theatre, London
★★★★ | Somewhere Under the Rainbow- the Liza Minnelli Story, Landor Theatre, London Liza is about to go on stage, pacing nervously round her dressing room in a silk robe […]
UK Football Club, Sunderland To Fly Rainbow Flag For Gay Rights
Sunderland Football Club Backs IDAHO Sunderland AFC is marking the International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO) by flying the rainbow flag at the Stadium of Light today. The flag-raising is a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Brassed Off
★★★ | Brassed Off Set in 1992, Brassed Off tells the story of a small Yorkshire mining town as their pit faces closure, unemployment looms, families struggle and communities rally […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Foreplay, King’s Head Theatre, London
★★★ | Foreplay, King’s Head Theatre, London Some of the greatest minds of the post-War central European generation, Theodore Adorno and his wife Gretel, Hannah Arendt and Walter Benjamin became […]