This woman accidentally sent her friends a live photo, while her Fiancé got his monster out
Imagine if you will, your beloved has just proposed to you and planted a huge ring and rock on your finger.
THEATRE REVIEW | How It Is By Samuel Beckett, Coronet Print Room Theatre
★★★★☆ | How It Is Do I have to slide cocks up my a** to write about gay theatre? Or shag up-for-it nymphomaniacs to dissect heterosexual art? By that logic, […]
Steve Coogan and Paul Rudd gay it up for new movie Ideal Home
A new gay comedy is about to hit our screens, but instead of hiring gay actors to play gay roles, Ideal Home has comedy legend Steve Coogan partnered with Paul Rudd. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Soap, Underbelly Festival Southbank, London
★★★★☆ | Soap, Underbelly Festival Southbank Add a little bit of burlesque, a little bit of comedy, sprinkle a bit of singing, and add lots and lots of water, and what […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Chess, London Coliseum
★★★ | Chess, London Coliseum Chess is a show about Chess……and it sort of works! This new production is its first in London’s West End in over 30 years. With […]
Christina Aguilera has returned! Review: Accelerate ft. Ty Dolla $ign, 2 Chainz
★★★★☆ | It’s been 6 agonising years of waiting for Christina Aguilera fans all over the world as the pop icon has been teasing and “promising” a new album since […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Rat Pack – Live From Las Vegas – National Tour
Falling somewhere between a tribute act and a musical revue, The Rat Pack – Live From Las Vegas, brings together the kings of cool, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Bat Out of Hell, Dominion Theatre
★★★★★ | Bat Out of Hell, Dominion Theatre Bat Out of Hell returns – and it’s just as rocked up and fantastic as it was when it played in London […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Fat Friends The Musical – Glasgow
★★★☆☆ | Fat Friends The Musical, Glasgow *Review taken from the Sheffield production* As her wedding day approaches, Kelly buys her dream wedding dress, even though it is two sizes too […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Sunset Boulevard
Norma Desmond is trying to put herself back into the spotlight, with the assistance of Joe Gillis, a screenwriter who literally crashes into her life and is seduced by the lifestyle she can offer. However, scratching beneath the surface of the glitzy show business veneer exposes a dark tale of unrequited love, obsession, jealousy and controlling and manipulative behaviour, which brings people to the brink of insanity and murder.
Netflix is going gay, again, announces Tales Of The City comeback
Netflix knows how to give its gays what they want! Netflix has announced that it’s to stream a brand new 10 part series of the iconic Tales of the City […]