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
Budapest Mayor Defies Police Ban, Says Pride March Will Go Ahead
Hungarian authorities have banned this year’s Budapest Pride march, citing a controversial child-protection law that activists say is being weaponised to suppress LGBTQ+ rights. But Budapest’s mayor, Gergely Karácsony, has made it clear: the parade will go ahead, with or without police approval. The march, scheduled for June 28, is at the cent
Queer Representation Missing From TV
Queer Representation in the Media is Improving, but where’s it still lacking? Queer representation, quee