City of Queens needs your Help

  The announcement that the ubiquitous Ru Paul’s Drag Race was going to start a UK version was not met with universal acclaim in the country.  Mainly because Britain has a long history of drag performers that have this wealth of a culture and a very definite depth that the superficial TV program seems to  … Continue reading

Clambake

This new documentary from veteran lesbian filmmaker Andrea Meyerson (‘Laughing Matters’) is an affectionate look at one of the oldest and non-commercial women’s events in the US that celebrated its 30th Anniversary in 2014.  The highly successful Provincetown Women’s Week started out as idea by a few of the women innkeepers in the town to … Continue reading

Clap Back For Carers @ One Night Only at The Turbine Theatre

    Scrub up! You’re getting f*cked! Multi-award winning feminist collective, Clap Back Club, present a celebration of the frontline workers upholding a healthcare system that’s being shat on from great tory heights.   Described as a ‘queer left-wing paradise’, Clap Back for Carers uses comedy, cabaret and parody song to call out the impact … Continue reading

Clapham Junction

Although set in contemporary London when it was filmed in 2007, ‘Clapham Junction’ (named after the area where most of the action is centered) has a decidedly old-fashioned feel to it’s plot.  And a very negative one at that. Commissioned by the UK’s Channel 4 Television Channel to mark the 40th Anniversary of the decriminalisation … Continue reading

Claude Montana the most infuential designer of the 1980s whose life then catapulted out of control, has died aged 76

      Claude Montana was the designer who defined the 80s with his exaggerated big shoulders that gave women tough semi-masculine silhouettes, has died aged 76.  This was a major success and started the whole ‘power dressing‘ for women and and was at the peak of his career, but it didn’t bring his company … Continue reading

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