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Bristol Pride announce 2020 online festival line-up
Bristol Pride festival to move online with a series of FREE Pride favourites and much-loved events over Facebook and Youtube from September 1 – 12.
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REVIEW: Virtual Brighton Pride – We Are Fabuloso
Brian Butler binges on the marathon 3-day virtual Brighton Pride
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CBBC faces backlash for same-sex kiss in teen drama
CBBC UK is thought to have received more than 100 complaints about its airing in July of a show that featured a kiss between two teenage girls.
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REVIEW: Bren Gosling’s Moment of Grace from Actors Centre
Brian Butler watches a harrowing but deeply warm chapter in the history of AIDS
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Broadway Bares: Dancers Drop Clothes to Raise Money
Broadway Bares is an annual raunchy dance spectacular performed by Broadway dancers and actors to raise money for HIV causes in the US.
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Love Bites – Oska Bright Festival, the learning disability Film Festival
Oska Bright Film Festival, the world’s leading learning disability film festival produced by Carousel, takes its programme to the small screen with Oska Bites, regular programmes of award-winning short films from the 2019 festival.
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Drag Queen Story Hour UK with Aida H Dee on Saturday, August 1
Drag Queen Story Hour UK and Brighton & Hove City Libraries to come together on Saturday, August 1 from 2pm for a family-friendly and interactive storytime event over Facebook for everyone in the family to enjoy.
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Pride events in the city are cancelled – so celebrate online!
Prior to Brighton & Hove Digital Pride Festival: We Are FABULOSO kicking off online this weekend, Brighton & Hove Pride, Brighton & Hove City Council and Brighton & Hove NHS services have released a joint statement.
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‘Digging Up Dorothy’ Short Film released in UK
Digging Up Dorothy, a short film follows a drag queen who stages a protest in a cemetery when she discovers the remains of Hollywood legend Judy Garland are going to be moved, is now available on Amazon Prime UK.
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Gay character row leads to cancellation of Turkish Netflix drama
Netflix cancels Turkish drama ‘If Only’ after the country’s government refused to grant it a licence on the grounds that the show featured an openly gay character.
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P/REVIEW: View From The Sofa 18
From his lockdown sofa, Brian Butler looks at theatrical Dames, cliff-top theatre and a historic visit by Princess Di
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Remembering Naya Rivera: why Santana Lopez will always be treasured
Tributes pour in for LGBTQ+ ally, Naya Rivera.