Kenyatta: Do Not Wait Your Turn : the inspiring story of Malcolm Kenyatta’s ground breaking political campaign

  If ever there was a time that the LGBTQ+ community needed powerful voices in our corner it is now.  The trouble is that for them to get to a place where they can be heard and make a real difference is getting even more impossible in the present political climate.  Not that Malcolm Kenyatta … Continue reading

Kenzo : the legendary Japanese/French designer dies aged 81

  When Kenzo Takada first arrived in Paris in 1965 he only intended to stay  there for 6 months, but he never left.  He started off by selling his sketches of dresses for 25F each, but just 5 years later he managed to open a small boutique in Galerie VIvienne which was the start of … Continue reading

Kept Boy

Chicago based openly gay writer Robert Rodi had a string of very successful hits with his highly enjoyable fluffy gay novels in the 1990’s which included such titles as Fag Hag, and Closet Case. One of them, Kept Boy, has now been made into a full-length feature film and like the sugar-daddy protagonist in the … Continue reading

Kevin Elyot’s classic gay play Coming Clean is revived in London

  Coming Clean  Kevin Elyot’s (My Night with Reg, Clapham Junction‘) award-winning 1982 play about the breakdown of a gay couple’s relationship  opens this week at London’s Trafalgar Studios.  Our London Correspondent JONNY WARD will be there to see this new revival Adam Spreadbury-Maher, the artistic director of the King’s Head Theatre, so check back here to … Continue reading

KEVIN SPACEY UNMASKED : the story of a brilliant actor and a lousy homosexual

    The two part documentary KEVIN SPACEY UNMASKED is yet to hit US screens, but thanks to the magic of VPN we got to spend a couple of hours digesting this excellent Brit program.  After all the two time Academy Award winner Spacey was a London resident for some years when he became the … Continue reading

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