Deviance | Feature
Kirsty Logan: There is some overlap between queer and straight taste, obviously; most people like clear skin, a healthy figure, and a nice smile. Everyone's taste i...
Lifestyle | Deviance | Feature
Lizzie Cass-Maran: Even in this day and age, coming out is not a fun experience. For me, telling my mother was the most distressing experience of my life, and I don&rsq...
Film | DVD Review
Michael Gillespie: “When truth becomes legend, print the legend,” said John Ford, and while he couldn’t have been further as a filmmaker from t...
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore: My mother, a straight white woman in her early sixties, recently moved to a newly gentrified area of Washington, DC. The formerly black neighbourhood ...
Paul Mitchell: "The biggest challenge we've found is people saying 'So, you can get married, what's the problem?' Although there's a sort of legal equality, there's ...
Film | Review | DVD Review
Scotty McKellar: It can be quite refreshing to watch a film that is exactly what you might imagine and more besides. In this respect, Eating Out 3: All You Can Eat can...
Film | Comedy | DVD Review
Scotty McKellar: Maxi (Cámara) is a foul-mouthed, flamboyant and mostly unlikable chef in Madrid, whose professional and personal lives are thrown into ...
Lisa Bourke: Anyone who grew up during the 90s may recall seeing this during Channel 4’s Queer Street strand. Teenage Claude is a music loving skater who can...
Lisa Bourke: Made for French TV, this run-of-the-mill coming out story centres on Laurent, an agriculture student whose female flatmate poses as his girlfr...
Art | Deviance | Preview
Amy Birchard: There is already a wealth of material for artists to address on issues surrounding the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, but GoMA's up...
Film | Feature
Lauren Mayberry: This month sees the return of Document, the International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival and the UK’s only human rights and social justi...
Lisa Bourke: A DVD showcase for lesbian short films: about fucking time! Here Come The Girls would be a welcome release regardless of content, and, des...
Scotty McKellar: Scarred loner Eunice (Plummer) stalks angrily between the motorway garages of northern England, murdering and stealing while she searches for a mythic...
Lifestyle | Theatre | Deviance | Review
Scotty McKellar: Saturday 28 June 1969 is a landmark date which marks the beginning of the LGBT movement. On the night of Judy Garland’s funeral, a police raid o...
Scotty McKellar: Peccadillo Pictures' latest compilation of the best short films about gay men from around the world has a lot to live up to after the first instalment...
Lifestyle | Theatre | Deviance | Review 
