Category: Arts & Culture

Jul 11
The Four female choreographers giving Royal NZ Ballet Strength and Grace

To celebrate the 125th Anniversary of women’s suffrage in New Zealand, The Royal New Zealand Ballet is presenting their new production Strength and Grace featuring work from four female choreographers, this August. The choreographers commissioned for Strength and Grace are Sarah Foster-Sproull from New Zealand, Danielle Rowe from Australia, Penny Saunders from the United States […]

Jul 11
Oh What a Night Out!

Oliver Hall sits down with George Solomon, one of the co-creators and cast members of Oh What A Night! A Musical Tribute To Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. Tell us a bit about your background before joining Oh What a Night? I’ve been working professionally in show business since my early teens. I have
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Jul 10
Mark Gatiss: Crafting Queers

Oliver Hall caught up with Sherlock and Game of Thrones star Mark Gatiss to discuss his career, casting gay roles and why the LGBTI community can take nothing for granted. British actor, screenwriter and director Mark Gatiss has starred in and written for some of the most important TV shows of the 21st century. These […]

Jun 25
LGBT+ Scene Gets Cut from Latest Jurassic World

The latest installment in the Jurassic Park reboot, Jurassic world 2: Fallen Kingdom has cut a key scene from the film that revealed paleo-veterinarian Dr. Zia Rodriguez (played by Daniella Pineda) as a lesbian. 31-year-old Pineda explained in a recent interview that her character was meant to comment on her sexuality in an offhand comment about fellow star […]

Jun 20
Teen Wolf’s Tyler Posey gets with Avan Jogia in New Series

Tyler Posey, who best known for his role on the MTV television series Teen Wolf will be teaming up with Nickelodeon sitcom star Avian Jogia, with the duo playing a couple in the upcoming Starz comedy series Now Apocalpyse. Now Apocalypse which has been described as a coming-of-age comedy series will total 10-episodes that chronicles the adventures […]

Jun 11
Love, Simon Banned in India

One of 2018’s most loved, and successful films, Love, Simon has been banned in India on the day of its official release in the sub-continent. First reported by Gay Star News, the Indian Central Board of Film Certification banned the film due to its homosexual content, just hours before the film was scheduled to premiere […]

Jun 04
Modern Gay Slang Deciphered by “Older Gay Men”

A hilarious video featuring three self proclaimed “older gay men,” as they attempt to navigate and decipher younger generation’s modern slang has gone viral across the internet and social media. The three men who chuckle and get confused over the terms “Bussy,” “Bop,” “Beat for the Gods,” “Extra,” “F#ck My Drag Right,”  “Gayby,” “Gayce,” “Yasss,” […]

May 25
Series of LGBTI-Friendly Children’s Books to be Released with the Help from GLAAD

Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) are teaming up with Bonnier Publishing USA, to release a series of children’s books featuring LGBT+ stories. Posting about the announcement on Instagram, GLAAD said, “We’re partnering with @littlebeebooks on a series of children’s books aimed at integrating and elevating positive LGBTQ representation in children’s literature.” “Everyone deserves […]