THEATRE REVIEW | Five Guys Name Moe, Marble Arch Theatre London
★★★★ | Five Guys Named Moe There’s a new theatre in town, it’s fabulous, and the show now playing at this theatre is fabulous as well. The Marble Arch Theatre, […]
Feminists and transgender activists clash at Speakers’ Corner
Police are investigating after an altercation between feminists and transgender activists in London last week. One woman, 60, was injured after a confrontation between two groups, gender critical feminists and […]
Three teenagers convicted of violent homophobic assault on train
Three teenagers who pleaded guilty to attacking two passengers on a train because of their sexuality have been jailed. Three teenagers pleaded guilty to Violent Disorder against two boyfriends They […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Footloose, Peacock Theatre London
★★★★ | Footloose Kevin Bacon became a worldwide star in the 1984 hit film. And while there have been lots of stage versions produced after this, “Footloose,” no matter how […]
Pride In London announces biggest organisational restructuring since 2012
The organisers behind London’s historic Pride parade have today announced changes to their operation, as well as a new drive to bring new experience to the team. The enhanced structure […]
5 gay date ideas in London this weekend 16-17 September
Looking for something to do this weekend – check out our quick guide… London Queer Fashion show £10.50 – £26.25 Okay, not quite the weekend, but on Wednesday 20th, in […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Outlaws to In-Laws, King’s Head Theatre, London
★★★★ | Outlaws to In-Laws London is very fortunate to have a theatre like the King’s Head because of its repertoire of gay-themed shows. And now it’s in the middle of […]
Two men wanted over a homophobic assault in London
Police in London have released efits of two men they wish to speak to following a homophobic assault on two men in Lambeth. Detectives are appealing for witnesses after two […]
You won’t believe how much Hollywood director Roland Emmerich charges as a landlord
Have you ever wanted to live like a Hollywood Director? Well now you can if you stump up a massive £36,000 A MONTH. The out director Roland Emmerich has opened […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Doubt, a Parable, Southwark Playhouse, London
★★★★★ | Doubt, a Parable, Southwark Playhouse, London It’s Autumn 1964 and young priest Father Brendan Flynn doesn’t fit into the spartan and puritanical ideals of the school as run […]
9 gay date ideas in London this weekend
Looking for something to do this weekend – check out our quick guide… Keep it Kings Cross Free (before 10 PM) + drinks Fancy seeing some traditional drag head on […]