Baldwin nutter Stephen comes out in support of ex-gays.

Once again the big mouth, slow-brained Stephen shows that he is the Elmer Gantry of the Baldwin clan.

Talking to Miranda Sawyer of the Observer, this born-again Christian and general dipstick came out against homosexuality. He is all for ex-gays.

Clayton Littlewood’s Soho Stories: Jonathan Kemp.

Clayton writes about cafes, record shops, and Jonathan Kemp, author of London Triptych.

Outside the street is even busier, the crowds more raucous, and we decide to end the night back at the coffee shop, passing dancing Krishnas, drunken businessmen and six blonde girls with pink fluffy headbands and weather-defying minis, their thighs turning pinky-blue with the cold.

Clayton Littlewood’s Soho Stories: on writing a column.

Clayton writes about writing a column, and his right testicle.

‘That works for me!’ he replied sweetly, like a 19 year old looking down at Iris Robinson’s naked body as she waves a cheque for fifty grand.

Dan Matthew’s talks animal rights and his remarkable memoir Committed.

He has been the force behind many of PETA’s controversial campaigns, and has now written a suprisingly funny memoir about his life as an activist.

In a world where a celebrity’s arrest or stint in rehab gets more coverage than the war in Iraq, you have to compete for people’s attention.

Our columnist this month is radio presenter Scott De Buitléir.

Scott takes on the hypocrisy of the homophobic Protestant politician Iris Robinson.

Her words against homosexuality paved the way for her to be branded ‘the Wicked Witch of the North’ by many in the LGBT communities in Britain and Ireland, with apt tribute paid to her in the Belfast Pride march of that year.

An interview with Mark Mander.

An exclusive and insightful interview with Mark Mander, the creator of Clementine the Living Fashion Doll, on The Pandorian.

Clementine came to life when an old American satellite crashed into the sinister toy factory where she was being manufactured and brought her magically to life.