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VLOG: ‘Queer I Am’ by Andrew Flewitt
Andrew Flewitt shares his joy as he discovers our brilliant city. In this first episode he catches Melanie C’s gig at Chalk nightclub.
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INTERVIEW: Online gay sex shop Esmale celebrates 10 years at the ‘top’
We catch up with Esmale, the online gay sex shop which is here to make your sex life better, and to bring you and your partner closer together
Arts
Win two tickets to the Brighton date of ‘Hannah Gadsby – Body of Work’ and raise funds for Brighton Rainbow Fund!
Hannah Gadsby, world class, award-winning funny person, has a brand-new live show – Body of Work – coming to Brighton as part of a UK tour
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FEATURE: Coming out in the pro-wrestling world
Does the LGBTQ+ community have a place in professional wrestling? Jensen Ryan on breaking down barriers and achieving his goal of becoming a pro!
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Oli Spleen to launch new album ‘Still Life’ at the Hope and Ruin on March 4
A new album from Brighton-based musician Oli Spleen is always reason to celebrate, and on March 4 the acclaimed singer and songwriter launches his latest, Still Life, with a live showcase at the Hope and Ruin
Fundraising News
Walk/run to raise funds for Louise and Sussex Cancer Centre on February 13
Starting next week Lou’s friends will begin running and walking (some of them crawling, probably) the streets to raise money for Lou and the Cancer Centre (20% of everything raised will be donated)
Arts
ART MATTERS: Spotlight on Tori Day
Enzo Marra shines a light on Brighton-based artist Tori Day who’s enamoured by the challenge and disciple of the still life genre.
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POP MUSIC: #DaleyPop makes a lot of ‘Pink Noise’ over ‘Big Dreams and Faded Jeans’
Our resident pop nugget Dale Melita goes nuts over KP + more pop (midget) gems so dive in!
Arts
REVIEWS: All that Jazz with Simon Adams
Simon Adams shares the hottest jazz albums that are hitting the high notes…
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Know your lubes and your condoms
The word tribology – based on the Greek word ‘tribos’, meaning rubbing, and the suffix ‘logy’ meaning ‘study of’ – was coined by Peter Jost in 1966, in a report highlighting the cost of friction, wear and corrosion to the UK economy.
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Getting Older? Getting Fitter, Getting Stronger!
Personal trainer Catherine Duffy on getting fitter and getting stronger
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Don’t Postpone Joy
Lisa McGarva, educator, yoga therapist, counsellor and volunteer at the Rainbow Hub in Brighton, on introducing healthy moments of joy into your life