One year on from the start of the Egyptian revolution, Manoj Dias-Abey talks to a gay activist about his involvement in the protests and the prospects for sexual freedom in Egypt.
A bold new resource is giving Sydney’s Asian gay community its very own platform to exchange ideas, express opinion and share personal stories. Reg Domingo takes a look at A-MEN.
Sam Sparro is transformed: a new label, a new sound, a new album and a new wardrobe. Ahead of his return to Australia, he speaks to Garrett Bithell about revolutionising his outlook, and the break-up that made it happen.
SYDNEY: A shopping initiative on Oxford Street featuring fitness gurus, massages and drag shows is enticing locals to rediscover the gay mile during the Mardi Gras season.
An exhibition of the seminal artwork from Melbourne’s Trough X party is coming to Sydney’s Gallery Gaffa. And, as dynamic duo John Tsiavis and Nik Dimopoulos tell Garrett Bithell, there’s a fine line between sex and sexy.
In 1971 Dennis Altman blazed his way into the queer history books with the groundbreaking Homosexual: Oppression and Liberation. Forty years on, he talks to Serkan Ozturk about its lasting impact, how he feels more radical today, and why the GLBT community’s goals are too conservative.
Recent attacks on lesbians in Malta demonstrate that the island nation needs to take a good look at its moral conscience as well as its laws, writes Joseph Chetcuti.
Risking violence and imprisonment, Sergey Yenin and other queer activists from GayBelarus push forward to present the country’s first public gay pride event. Australian documentarian Logan Mucha captures their courageous journey in the new documentary East Bloc Love.
RuPaul has arguably penetrated the mainstream more than any other drag queen. Ahead of his return to Australia after almost 15 years, he speaks to Garrett Bithell about New York’s underground scene, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and our fight for equality.
