Interview with director and writer Travis Mathews

In a revealing interview, Mathews talks about gay sex and intimacy in his new film, I Want Your Love, and his series of shorts, In Their Room.

“I wanted to show gay men’s sexual relationships in ways that aren’t really being depicted in mainstream gay porn. There’s so many different reasons why people have sex and I wanted to create stories and characters that explore that.”

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Released April 2, 2012
A perfect album for a summer’s night: musically introspective and yet headily uplifting. That’s Wonky by Orbital.

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“Authentic dance music is hard to come by, so it’s comforting that, in time for summer, we finally have a dance album that’s far more than just filler. All hail the return of Orbital!”

A Living Doll, Hand Made Fabric, and a Pair of Sparkly Scissors!

Join Clementine in her Kraft Kitchette as she meets Sue Maton from The Mercerie and learns how to make her own bunting.

Goodbye to Soho

Author, diarist and playwright Clayton Littlewood talks about his latest book, Goodbye to Soho, and telling X-rated stories for the National Trust app on Soho.

“I had all this material waiting. And I wanted to do justice to all the characters in the first book and say goodbye to them properly.”

WHOF rebrands for its birthday.

An interview with Kevin O’Neil on the second birthday of Wipe Out Homophobia.

“To mark the two year anniversary the logo has been updated, a new banner of members’ wedding pics has been added, the name has been changed and the website www.whof.net has had 20 new info pages added, including pages about what happened to homosexuals during the holocaust, and pages featuring other LGBT groups who actively fight homophobia.”

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Released May 21, 2012

The debut album from Maggie & Martin, pop legends in their own right, is refreshing and unique.

Union is an album of songs that are deeply passionate, sincere and energetic, managing to be both innovative and to channel the cream of the 80s.