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BBC pulls plug on LGBTQ+ dating shows 'I Kissed A Boy' and 'I Kissed A Girl' amid funding squeeze

BBC pulls plug on LGBTQ+ dating shows 'I Kissed A Boy' and 'I Kissed A Girl' amid funding squeeze

The BBC has confirmed that its groundbreaking LGBTQ+ dating shows I Kissed A Boy and I Kissed A Girl will not be returning after the upcoming second series of I Kissed A Girl, citing ongoing “funding challenges” as the reason behind the cancellation. The two series, both hosted by pop

REVIEW: Double Indemnity @ Theatre Royal Brighton

REVIEW: Double Indemnity @ Theatre Royal Brighton

The raw animal magnetism that should make Walter's catastrophic decision feel inevitable remains frustratingly elusive. When the central seduction doesn't convince, the whole scheme feels less like irresistible temptation and more like a rather poor life choice.

"CAMP. CHAOS. CARNAGE." Drag Race UK legends Cheryl and Kitty Scott-Claus bring high-camp double act to Brighton

"CAMP. CHAOS. CARNAGE." Drag Race UK legends Cheryl and Kitty Scott-Claus bring high-camp double act to Brighton

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK favourites Cheryl and Kitty Scott-Claus are gearing up to unleash a whirlwind of campery, chaos and pure drag joy as they take their first full‑length double act on tour across the UK next month - including a hotly anticipated stop at Komedia Brighton on

Queer indie pop artist Aman Dhesi celebrates sobriety and self‑liberation on debut album

Queer indie pop artist Aman Dhesi celebrates sobriety and self‑liberation on debut album

Toronto-based queer indie pop musician Aman Dhesi has released his debut album The Restless Night via Zedd Records, introducing the project with its pulsating opening track and lead single, Dancefloor Shoes. Co-produced by Mark Zubek and Dhesi himself, the single arrives as a shimmering declaration of self-liberation - a dancefloor-ready

Gender-inclusive pronouns have been around for centuries, says Surrey academic

Gender-inclusive pronouns have been around for centuries, says Surrey academic

The argument that gender-neutral and gender-nonconforming pronouns are a recent – and therefore suspect – invention is contradicted by centuries of literary history, according to a new book written by a University of Surrey researcher. Published by Oxford University Press, Queer Forms and Pronouns: Gender Nonconformity in Anglophone Literature traces the use

‘Heated Rivalry’ stars, Hudson Williams and François Arnaud, hit back at ‘racist, homophobic’ abuse from toxic fans

‘Heated Rivalry’ stars, Hudson Williams and François Arnaud, hit back at ‘racist, homophobic’ abuse from toxic fans

The stars of Heated Rivalry have issued a blistering joint rebuke of what they describe as “racist” and “homophobic” abuse circulating within the show’s increasingly fervent online fandom. Hudson Williams, 25, and François Arnaud, 40 - who play rival‑turned‑romantic ice hockey stars Shane Hollander and Scott Hunter

Yoko Ono ‘believed John Lennon might have been gay’, Paul McCartney reveals

Yoko Ono ‘believed John Lennon might have been gay’, Paul McCartney reveals

Yoko Ono once told Sir Paul McCartney that she believed her late husband John Lennon “might have been gay”, the former Beatle has confirmed in a newly resurfaced interview. The comments resurfaced this week after Vanity Fair published, in full, a 2015 interview with McCartney to coincide with the release

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