Stanley Stellar’s Portraits at New York’s “Gay Piers” 1976 – 1983

  A new exhibition has just opened in NY’s Kapp Kapp Gallery showing the work of celebrated queer photographer Stanley Stellar and in particular his wonderful images about the risque gay life at the  New York piers in the 70s and 80s Stellar has photographed gay men in New York City for just over 45 … Continue reading

Star-Studded Virtual Performance of ANGELS IN AMERICA

  Earlier this summer when so many actoRs were sitting at home unable to work and just twiddling their thumbs , someone (?) came up with the brilliant idea of making a socially distanced online adaption of Angels In America for charity.  Once writer Tony Kushner gave his OK, director Ellie Hayman had to putting … Continue reading

Star Wars THE EMPIRE STRIPS BACK

  There are some iconic queer moments in our culture that should be worshiped,  respected and held sacred.  Like ‘The Wizard of Oz’  ‘Torch Song Trilogy’  ‘Robert Mapplethorpe’s photography and even La Cage aux Folles.  We would also add Star Wars, although not really gay, it is worshipped by so many LGBTQ+ people.  If you … Continue reading

Starbucks gets kudos for this new inclusive advert

  Kudos to Starbucks  for this brand new award-winning advert aired on Brit TV yesterday for the first time.  As so many ore Companies include our community in their advertising ( as evident during the Super Bowl), but very few ever focus on the ‘T’ in LGBTQ. The Starbucks ad stars James a young trans … Continue reading

Starcrossed : a sizzling Shakespearian gay love story

  Some fours years after its brilliant NY premiere, London is finally getting its own production of Rachel Garnet’s STARCROSSED. The play reimagines William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet as a gay love story between supporting characters Mercutio and Tybalt  and it garnered won reviews, which we predict will be repeated in the UK An official synopsis … Continue reading

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