Remembering TOMMY NUTTER the rebel Tailor of London in the 1960’s

The writer Lance Richardson has put together an intriguing biography about Tommy Nutter, a tailor who in the 1960’s  reshaped the silhouette of men’s fashion, in Savile  Row the most renowned street in London for bespoke tailoring. Most of the reminiscences in the book are from Nutter’s brother David, who made his name as  celebrity photographer in … Continue reading

Renée Fleming : You’ll Never Walk Alone

Who knew that when Renée Fleming, one of the world’s greatest opera singers, sent tingles down our spines when she sang ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ life at the Lincoln Memorial for The Obama Inaugural Celebration in 2011, she was actually auditioning too!  Turns out that some eight years later the great soprano is swapping the opera stage … Continue reading

Rethinking Your Relationships: How to Build Healthier and More Fulfilling Connections : Tips from Queerguru’s Peter Minkoff

  Humans are social creatures, and our happiness and well-being are greatly influenced by the relationships we have with other people. The quality of our connections, whether with family, friends, love partners, or coworkers, can have an impact on many facets of our lives, from mental health to professional achievement. However, despite the fact that … Continue reading

Revisiting JULIAN AND SANDY the original gay genius icons of camp humor

  To every British gay man of ‘a certain age’  Julian and Sandy were the very first gay icons that were worshipped even though their fame in 1965 – 1968 was a whole year before homosexuality was legalized.  They were characters in the BBC radio comedy program Round the Horne that were beamed into all our homes … Continue reading

Revisiting KINKY GERLINKY the most fabulous (and outrageous) LONDON Queer Club of the 90s

  In the early ’90s in London, with both Blitz and Taboo now closed the queer club night to be seen at was Kinky Gerlinky.  It initially began monthly first at Legends then at  Cafe De Paris and it was where clubbing culture met outrageous fashion and ‘out there’ costumes.  Whilst mainly a gay club … Continue reading

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