Heroes
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LGBTQ Heroes: Xavier Dolan – setting the standard for queer cinema
If you’re into films, you’ll undoubtedly have come across the work of Xavier Dolan. Let’s take a look at his life and career. Born ... -
Decoding the queer appeal of Little Mix
Since winning The X Factor in 2011, Little Mix – Jade Thirlwall, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards – have blossomed to become ... -
Decoding the queer appeal of Janelle Monáe
The Kansas-born Atlanta-based polymath that is Janelle Monae first hit our radars in 2010, as a pompadour-sporting, tap-dancing, androgynous belter. Janelle Monae could sing, ... -
The poet bringing LGBTQ people together to share their emotions
“Writing poetry has helped me deal with my emotions,” says Andreena Leeanne. “In my history I’ve had a lot of abandonment issues and a ... -
Shangela: ‘LGBTQ people should be the most accepting community of them all’
Chances are if you ask anyone to name the most iconic contestants from RuPaul’s Drag Race, you’d hear Shangela’s name a fair few times. ... -
LGBTQ Icons: Kerryn Phelps – a power player in Australia
Kerryn Phelps has been at the forefront of Australian life for decades. Beginning her career as a medical practitioner, Phelps was the first woman ... -
The soft-core gay porn of the Battle of Thermopylae
What makes a battle from the history of the Ancient civilisation of Sparta part of queer history? Take a seat, class – today we’re ... -
“My Instagram is fairly slutty now, I’m not going to lie.”
More than 50,000 people follow Kiefer Cooke and his globe-trotting bottom on Instagram. He’s a 40-something hair-stylist who lives in Stockholm. He and his ... -
Peppermint is serving it up at DragCon LA
DragCon in LA is underway, and Peppermint – one of the break-out stars from Season 9 of RPDR – has brought the diner to ... -
LGBTQ Heroes: Philip Johnson
As we continue our celebration of some of the queer icons from our history, let’s take a look at the life and legacy of ...
