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Singers Celebrate 20 Years

2013 marks the year of the twentieth anniversary for the Gay and Lesbian Singers WA, making it one of the longest standing LGBT organisations...

Ugandan Men Marry

Two Ugandan men have claimed to be the first gay Ugandan couple to legally marry, having tied the knot in Sweden last month. Lawrence Kaala...

Boy Scouts America Might Be Lifting Gay Ban

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has revealed they may be eliminating a nationwide ban on gay members, which is currently in place. Rather...

Jailed for Drinking Baileys

A Cameroonian Court has over-turned the five year conviction of two men that ‘allegedly’ looked gay, suspicions were aroused when the men order Bailey’s...

India Bans Gay Couples From Surrogacy

New laws in India now mean that it is illegal for gay couples to use a surrogate, with a man and a woman having...

Paris Pulls Big Numbers for Anti-Gay Protest

The ‘City of Love’ ground to a standstill last month with hundreds of thousands of protestors coming out against same-sex rights. Large areas of Paris...

Stuff Said

‘It’s simply a category error that the sort of love that they have between them is not the one which is structured towards looking...

Needles On The Record

Sharon Needles the breakout star of reality TV show RuPaul’s Drag Race has just released her debut album PG13 and is heading to Australia...

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