Our Monstrous Bodies: Emma Cleary
Our Monstrous Bodies is a haunting literary debut that blooms with the dark desires we suppress or to which we surrender.
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It's now been three months since 2026 arrived, and it's barely given us a break.
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Pride in Luton to close, bringing an end to annual Pride festival and wider community work
Pride in Luton, the townâs leading LGBTQ+ charity, is to close after its trustees voted to dissolve the organisation and begin an orderly windâdown, bringing an end to its flagship annual festival and wider community work.
In a statement issued by the charity, trustees confirmed that the Pride
âNot Sustainableâ: Cardiffâs Queer Emporium forced to shut down
Cardiffâs muchâloved Queer Emporium - a flagship LGBTQ+ community hub, retail space and events venue - has announced it will close its cityâcentre site this summer after struggling with escalating operating costs.
The organisation confirmed the news in a statement shared on 4 March, marking nearly five
Celebs, including Alan Cumming, Bowen Yang and Lena Waithe, unite to launch foundation supporting LGBTQ filmmakers
A coalition of high-profile LGBTQ figures has announced the launch of The Necessary Foundation, a new non-profit dedicated to funding, mentoring and elevating emerging queer filmmakers at a time when industry support for diverse storytelling is under renewed political pressure.
The foundation - spearheaded by Alan Cumming, Bowen Yang, Lena
Gays Against Guns clinches coveted Audience Award at Dublin International Film Festival
Paul Rowleyâs powerful documentary Gays Against Guns has clinched the coveted Audience Award at this yearâs Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF), earning additional recognition with a special mention in the documentary category.
The film, which made waves with audiences throughout the festival, traces Rowleyâs journey as an
Sexual predator convicted of raping men and intentionally transmitting HIV
A sexual predator from Tyne and Wear has been convicted of raping multiple men and intentionally transmitting HIV in what police have described as a âcallous and calculatingâ campaign of abuse spanning seven years.
Adam Hall, 43, formerly of the Washington area, was found guilty on Thursday 5 March at