Perth’s community radio station RTRFM is having a sale on Saturday selling off excess CDs from their library and CDs donated by the station’s 300+ music loving presenters. The station will be taking over Measure Bar in Mount Lawley, which is underneath the popular station, for a massive CD clean out dubbed Hotcakes. There will be […]
Boy George has hung up on a Queensland radio announcer who insulted the musician by reducing his decades long career to just a few hits his band Culture Club had in the early 1980s. The Voice Australia coach was a guest on 4BC with host Neil Breen this morning. Breen introduced the iconic music star by […]
A Queensland cafe is facing a wave of criticism after allegations that they told an interracial same-sex couple to leave the venue and “never come back”. Queensland-based publication QNews have reported on the incident that occurred last weekend. The two women have shared their experience of alleged discrimination at the Poet’s Cafe in the small Sunshine […]
Connections Nightclub have announced that they will be implementing a Reconciliation Action Plan. The decision follows an apology from the venue several weeks ago that addressed the use of blackface in a performance from 2012. “Connections Nightclub has strived to be inclusive on every level and fought to lead the way for diversity in our […]
Jessie Ware has a new album What’s Your Pleasure and it’s a disco filled curation of tunes that may be the artist’s best output yet. The video for the title track features dancer Nicolaus Huchard romping around a hotel room to the disco charged track while showcasing their feminine and masculine personalities. The dancer has […]
The world has got its first look at Jennifer Hudson portraying soul legend Aretha Franklin with the teaser trailer for the upcoming biopic Respect dropping overnight. Hudson scored a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in Dreamgirls which was her film debut back in 2006. Many are suggesting this role might see her return to the […]
OPINION It’s over half a century since the Stonewall riots in New York’s Greenwich Village started on Saturday 28th June 1969. With these being seen as a significant event in the battle for LGBTIQ+ rights in the United States, it can however be sobering to consider what has happened, and not happened, since then. To […]
Sky News and Peta Credlin have issued an apology for comments the political staffer turned TV host made on her program on Friday night. In an editorial spiel Credlin suggested that “poorly-assimilated migrants” from Melbourne’s South Sudanese community were to blame for the sudden rises of new cases of COVID-19 in Victoria. The political commentator […]
This week James Campbell sings Toreador from Carmen for the WA Opera’s Ghost Light Opera series. Accompanied by Tommaso Pollio he takes on one of the most popular tunes in the world of opera. Every Saturday night the West Australian Opera releases a clip of a performer singing a well known aria. The series takes it name […]
Every Tuesday night the OUTinPerth team take to Instagram and broadcast a live discussion about the latest news, events, community discussions and dilemmas. Check-in Tuesdays began as a initiative during the COVID-19 lock down period, but are continuing every week as a way for the editors of OUTinPerth to hear regularly from community members about […]
