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Sunday Best is a powerfully emotive ballad taken from the upcoming Single White Female EP, which was produced by Steve Lironi (Bon Jovi, Space), Scarlette, Tommy Faragher (Al Green, Dusty Springfield) and mixed by […]

A coming-of-age portrait of a talented young dancer who leaves behind a troubled family life to join a small dance troupe in New York City, Five Dances is a visually-arresting feature by award-winning […]

Stonewall today announces a string of nominees in the running for the eighth annual Stonewall Awards.
Taking place on Thursday 7 November at the V&A the Awards, supported by Gender Gap, recognise individuals […]

LGF continue calls to repeal Russian anti-LGBT legislation established during Manchester Pride 2013.
The Lesbian and Gay Foundation hosted an event at its Community Resource Centre, 5 Richmond Street, in […]

Platform 6, the non-profit arts organisation, has joined forces with global sportswear brand adidas for a special auction in aid of Stonewall’s campaign to tackle homophobia.
20 pairs of limited edition adidas x […]

Dannii Minogue has fallen in love with a short film about falling in love, written and performed by 17 year old Sydney schoolboy Kim Ho.!–more–

Over the weekend, Dannii tweeted to her more than 1 million fans […]

First, let us introduce the girls. They are Kacey Frierson and Chwanda Nixon. They are a lesbian couple out of Jonesboro, Georgia.!–more–

They had a civil union on April 7, 2012, but of course, a civil union […]

The human rights situation in Russia for LGBT people is deteriorating. GLEN have written to the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Eamonn Gilmore TD., to urge him to respond on behalf of the Government and […]

Over 40 entries demonstrate baking talent of Manchester’s Gay Village.
The Great Village Bake Off hosted by Manchester’s Village Bakers and long-term supporters The Molly House on Sunday 18th August as part of the […]

ILGA-Europe calls on the European Commission President José Manuel Barroso and European Council President Herman Van Rompuy to speak out against the current human rights crisis in Russia.
The EU leaders should […]

Set in the economically depressed England of today, CAL is a startling sequel to the hit 2009 film, Shank. 20-year-old Cal returns from France to Britain after receiving news that his mother is ill.
He finds his […]

Members of the European Parliament are calling on EU leaders and the Council of Europe to denounce Russia’s increasingly forceful crackdown against minorities.
In the past year, several laws were adopted to […]

World leaders: challenge Russia’s human rights abuses and clampdown on civil society at G20 meeting in St. Petersburg.
Today, Russian and international human rights organisations launch the ‘Keep Hope Alive’ […]

Saturday 24 August saw thousands turn out in their droves to watch the annual Manchester Pride Big Weekend parade make its way through the heart of the city centre.
The parade entrants were judged by a panel of […]

New polling commissioned by Stonewall shows that lesbian, gay and bisexual people continue to expect to face discrimination in almost all walks of life.
Published today in the report Gay in Britain the research […]

Queens of the Week is a Group of Wack-a-Doodle Queens – Each with a various amount of Experience and a unique point of View. And we are following Lady Portia.
Watch the Lady Portia’s Queens of the Week vlog […]

The Manchester Pride Big Weekend plays host on Saturday to hotly-tipped girl group Neon Jungle, who’ll be performing their debut single Trouble on the Main Arena stage.
Aged between 16 and 20, Shereen, Asami, Jess […]

The Great Village Bake Off hosted by Manchester’s Village Bakers and long-term supporters The Molly House on Sunday 18th August as part of the Manchester Pride Fringe Festival, was a truly spectacular event.
The […]

Christopher Biggins swapped the stage and TV studios for a tram stop to celebrate Metrolink’s partnership with Manchester Pride 2013.
The partnership, which is in its second year, showcases Metrolink’s commitment […]

In an article for Labourlist James Asser, Co-chair of LGBTLabour, will criticise the government for it’s inaction in tackling the growing number of schools enforcing their own Section 28 rules and for removing […]