Short films from India, Spain, Sweden, the UK and the USA will be shown as part of BFI Flare and the British Council’s ‘Five Films For Freedom’ series. BFI Flare: London LGBTIQ+ Film Festival is going digital this year, meaning Read more…
When Cason Crane, now 28, was about 18 years old, he was climbing Denali, the tallest mountain in North America. There, he encountered an obstacle he had never met before while ascending: homophobia. Denali is already “the most physically rigorous” Read more…
You don’t need to travel or spend loads of money to enjoy a fun and creative date. The concept of the at-home date is simple: if you can’t go out on the town, get creative and adaptable and come up Read more…
Now, they want you to join the #BohemianKissChallenge. When South Korean influencers Backpack and Kim saw that scenes of men kissing had been censored from the recent television broadcast of the Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, the pair decided to fight back. Read more…
There’s a reason why men with “gay voices” are stressed out about it. Gay men who believe that they sound gay are more likely to be worried about discrimination, a study found, and gay men were more likely to be Read more…
We may still be in the middle of a panny and there’s not a lot of good news going on these days, but always love it when good things happen to good people — like retired professional figure skater and Olympic Read more…
For those of us not in a relationship, the 14th of February is a reminder of how lover-less we actually are. It’s akin to being back in high school when everyone had partnered up in science class and you were left Read more…
Why are so many gay movies so sad? Sometimes you just want to cuddle up on a couch with your boo, some edibles, and some popcorn and have a nice date night in. What if you want to laugh, or Read more…
Lord Michael Cashman, one of the founders of LGBT+ rights charity Stonewall, has spoken out about the loss and anger he felt after watching Russell T Davies’ seminal Aids drama It’s a Sin. Comparing the stigma that gay men, lesbians and bisexual people faced in the 1980s Read more…
Japan should introduce a law to protect LGBT+ people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity ahead of the 2020 Olympic games this summer, human rights organisations have said. In a letter, 116 human rights and LGBT+ organisations asked prime minister Read more…