TV REVIEW | Epidemic: When Britain Fought AIDS, Channel 4
★★★★★ | Epidemic: When Britain Fought AIDS, Channel 4 To mark the 50 years of the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in England and Wales, Channel 4 has commissioned a number of […]
COMMENT | HIV: It’s time to embrace undetectable means untransmittable
The year was 1981, sexual liberation was in full swing with destinations like Key West being a bimonthly pilgrimage for many gay men who, no doubt drank, joked and dare […]
FILM REVIEW | Uncle Howard
★★★★ | Uncle Howard Howard Brookner was three days shy of 35 when he died of AIDS in 1989. Who was Howard Brookner? He was an American film director and […]
11 unbelievable myths that still exist about HIV
Decades on since the first recorded cases of what would become known as HIV and AIDS, myths are still circulating about this condition. Here’s 11 of the weirdest that still persist.
INTERVIEW | How to survive a plague Peter Staley and David France
We sat down with filmmaker, journalist and director David France and gay rights and HIV activist Peter Staley to talk about their brand new documentary film How To Survive A […]
UK’s Biggest AIDS charity prepares to defend historic win against NHS England on PrEP
NAT (National AIDS Trust) prepares to defend historic win against NHS England on PrEP The charity has launched a crowdfunding appeal in order to raise vital funds to cover their […]
Why was Christopher Biggins kicked off Celebrity Big Brother
Larger than life TV personality Christopher Biggins was kicked off Celebrity Big Brother after producers said that comments he had made could cause offense to the viewing public and housemates […]
FILM REVIEW | Holding The Man
★★★★★ | Holding The Man A moving and very emotional film about a gay couple during the height of the AIDS crises is beautifully told in the new film Holding […]
Baroness Verma: “It’s great to hear us talk about ending AIDS but the job is far from over.”
Lords And MPs met today to discuss ending AIDS by 2030 and having an AIDS free generation within 15 years. Parliament hosted a roundtable meeting today (World AIDS Day), bringing […]
COLUMN: The Worst Day Of My Life Was… Remembering The Height Of The AIDS Epidemic
I guess it started from that lazy Sunday afternoon, stretched out with all the Sunday papers when my eye’s were drawn an article about a a gay cancer in San […]
HIV Infections Continue To Rise In The Gay Community
New HIV infections amongst men who identify themselves as gay or bisexual have continued their upward rise. New infections of HIV in gay and bisexual men in 2014 increased by 110 […]