Johan’s Blog – An American named Turk
The last few weeks have been really busy for me. I’ve been on an extended business trip to Berlin; I’ve performed in a porn movie, I’ve made several videos for my own site, I’ve performed at some of our STAXUS live shows – and, at last, I’ve bought a car!
Yes, I’ve finally bought a new [...]
Pride kicks off here!
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival is the world’s premier gay and lesbian cultural festival. Spanning two weeks in from the 19th February – 6th March, the event aims to increase visibility of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer communities and their culture. It also signifies to many the start of the [...]
Can We Be Your Gay Best Friend – Sheridan Smith
Best known for playing Janet in Two Pints of Lager and A Packet of Crisps and Smiffy’s sister in Gavin and Stacey, Sheridan Smith is now being utterly adored (and rightly so) as Elle Woods in Legally Blonde: The Musical. Simon Savidge got to pass the time of day with her to see if a [...]
We Love You Jim Carrey
For his latest role Hollywood legend Jim Carrey stars in the incredible true story of gay con artist Steven Russell. ‘I Love You Phillip Morris’ is the amazing story that tells of a former straight copper who – following a car accident – decides he’s gay and live life to the fullest, which eventually sees [...]
Robert Gonzalez – HeMan of the Florist
Photos: Mike Ruiz
In our minds we all have a certain stereotypes to fit certain jobs. Often we are quite right in these assumptions but, as our American correspondent Max Jiminez reports, there’s a man in the US who appears to have broken the mould but replaced it with a tasteful bouquet.
Robert Gonzalez enjoys smelling [...]
Hollywood – Je T’aime
It has been described as a French film that just happens to have been made in the English language. The style, the script and of course the actors have all bestowed upon this gay movie a classy feel with a ‘refreshing’ approach to sex. Bent caught up with the movie’s leading man [...]
Travel – Pick-of-the-cropolis!
Yee Gods! Adrian Gillan visits Athens, the birthplace of homosexuality!
Outside Egypt and the Middle East, perhaps no other city can lay so great a claim to being the cradle of “Western Civilisation” as Athens, whose 5th Century BC “Golden Age” (philosophers like Plato and Aristotle; dramatists like Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes etc) sowed [...]
Terry George – Telling Stories
Recently, for a dose of winter sunshine I decided to visit South Africa. I wanted to go this year before it gets too busy in the summer when the football World Cup starts and thousands of flag waving, face painted patriots flood in.
From what I saw the country is getting in good shape, there has [...]
Chris Amos – March Film Review
Alice In Wonderland In (3D) Out: 5th March
From visionary director Tim Burton comes an epic 3D fantasy adventure, a magical and imaginative twist on one of the most beloved stories of all time. Johnny Depp stars as the Mad Hatter and Mia Wasikowska as 19-year-old Alice, who returns to the whimsical world she first encountered [...]
Suga No Spite, Just All Things Nice
They have been one of the biggest selling girl bands in UK chart history; they have also become famous for changing members more than a gay man changes boyfriends. So what has really been going on in the world of the Sugababes? Simon Savidge went to meet the girls face-to-face and find out just [...]
