One Drink And How To Move On
How do we move on gracefully after a break up? I go out for the first time after months of heartbreak and discover that graceful or not, moving forward is an adventure… Read more »
Month: September 2020
Nicole Da Silva On Wentworth’s Bad Girl Turned Good
We talk to Nicole da Silva, the woman behind Wentworth’s much-loved Franky Doyle… Read more »
Support Of LGBT Athletes Continues To Grow
As LGBT rights increase, the sports world is following suit… Read more »
The Most Deserving, Mysteries and The World is Round
I discovered a child’s world and was happier for it… Read more »
Mamamia’s Mea Culpa Completely Misses the Point
Inherent misunderstandings about trauma, divulgence, and who gets to speak have been revealed in the Roxane Gay x Mamamia podcast debacle… Read more »
Six Degrees of Gay
With all the award shows this month, the accolades seem redundant. Look them over with a queer eye, they get a little more interesting. Using the "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" game (look it up), I’ve come up with a partial list connecting gay, played-gay or gay-friendly nominees from a… Read more »
LAW SEMINAR ON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LGBT PROTECTIONS IN EMPLOYMENT, HOUSING, EDUCATION, & HUMAN SERVICES
Gathering will provide a forum for students, attorneys, LGBT leaders, and community members to learn about legal protections for LGBT people… Read more »
Kim Petras: Just be who you are, it’s all about being happy
DIVA speaks to pop princess about her love for the LGBTQ community… Read more »
Theatre review: At A Stretch – Jordan & Skinner
Five stars for visual theatre company Jordan & Skinner… Read more »
Patsy And Delia Ride Again In Call The Midwife
Will it be a happily ever after for the couple as Delia recovers from her bout of amnesia… Read more »
Love & Suicide, The Movie
A lesbian film made ten years ago resurfaces and its themes are as compelling as ever… Read more »