New York-based queer singer/songwriter Kyle Motsinger has just the released the third single and music video from his upcoming sophomore album “Whenever” is all about being patient for the right person to come along. We don’t know whether this is autobiographical or not, but its hard to imagine that tall striking bearded redhead would … Continue reading
It’s difficult to write about this text, mainly because it defies categorisation and scrambles the logic of what we understand by the noun, “novel”. Whilst the front cover proclaims it is a novel, the inside blurb calls it ‘a mash-up of love story, pornography, art criticism, literary appropriation, and essayistic meditation, operating on the peripheries … Continue reading
After being closed 40 years ago in the height of the AIDS pandemic, there is now a suggestion that it is time to allow gay bathhouses to reopen in San Francisco City Supervisor Rafael Mandelman who represents District 8 – including the Castro has made a proposal that would update existing bans on adult … Continue reading
Queer the Pier is an exciting new exhibition at Brighton & Hove Museum and Art Gallery. Using genuine artefacts from the pier itself, such as the ghoul mask from the ghost train and a horse from a merry-go-round, this interactive exhibition captures all the fun of the pier to tell the amazing story of … Continue reading
In the UK in the 1980’s the Fashanu Brothers were the golden boys of British soccer and JUSTIN FASHANU would go on to be the first black player to command a £1 million transfer fee. However it was his younger brother JOHN that became the media darling, whilst Justin’s life was the subject of much nasty tabloid coverage … Continue reading