Anna Wintour Steps Down as Editor-in-Chief of Vogue After 37 Years
Anna Wintour, the iconic leader who redefined American fashion, is stepping down as editor-in-chief of Vogue after an unprecedented 37-year reign. End of an Era at Vogue On June 26, 2025, Wintour, 75, announced in a staff meeting that she will relinquish her editorial role at Vogue US, marking a watershed moment in fashion journalism. […]
Labour MP Defends Pride Month in Emotional House of Commons Address
In a heartfelt and rousing address delivered in the House of Commons on Monday, Sir Chris Bryant, the Labour MP for Rhondda and Ogmore and Minister of State for Creative Industries, Arts & Tourism, laid bare the enduring necessity of Pride. He began with a reflection on his own journey, and on wider societal perceptions, […]
“Tip Toe”: Russell T Davies Offers a Darker, More Tense Take in New LGBTQ+ Drama
Russell T Davies, the acclaimed creator behind Queer as Folk and It’s a Sin, is set to return to Channel 4 with a bold new five-part drama titled Tip Toe. This latest project promises to be a tense, character-driven thriller exploring the subtle and dangerous rise of prejudice within modern communities. A Suburban Story with […]
🌈 British LGBT Awards 2025: And the Winners are…
The British LGBT Awards 2025 lit up The Brewery in London on June 20th, bringing together celebrities, campaigners, and allies for a night of celebration, visibility, and pride. The annual event honours individuals and organisations who have made outstanding contributions to the LGBTQ+ community across media, politics, entertainment, business, and
Queer Representation Missing From TV
Queer Representation in the Media is Improving, but where’s it still lacking? Queer representation, quee