A Clementine Glamour News Flash

Clementine announces a new all-star cabaret show, Mother’s Ruin, A Theatrical Spectacular.

Now the mild-mannered British Christians are now acting like the US Christian Right

The Christian Institute are waging a war against the Politically Correct Brigade, who’ll stop you wearing a Cross and force you to watch lesbian soap operas.

Traditionally, the Americans have been the pit-bull terriers of Christ, tearing up everything in their path and crapping over the aftermath.

The 5th annual West End Eurovision is announced

West End stars perform Eurovision classics to support the Make A Difference Trust.

The evening is run much like its namesake, with live phone votes, video idents to introduce each cast and even a video feed from the green room (it gets messy).

On “sh*t that straight people say to gay people”

Paul Baker writes about that one phrase that straight people like to say to gay people: I don’t mind you being gay, just don’t shove it in my face.

I sometimes wonder about all of the times that I’ve had heterosexual sex waggled about under my nose by the media, how it’s so pervasive that it barely registers, and how frequently it’s just there for titillation value.

First Aid Kit’s video.

First Aid Kit’s first and sublime single from the forthcoming album The Lion’s Roar released January 24.

The founder of Gay’s the Word on how it all started

To mark its 33rd birthday on January 17, 2012, founder of Gay’s the Word, Ernest Hole, writes about why he started the bookstore.

Things have changed since those early days but GtW remains vital, a cornerstone of the gay community.

How do you deal with having to come out again?

Scott De Buitléir writes about what it meant to come out again when he moved away from home.

Will there ever be a case when coming out never has to be done? That one day, you can just mention having a boyfriend as another would mention having a girlfriend?

Darren Hayes’ latest video.

Darren Hayes’ new single ‘Bloodstained Heart’, from the album Secret Codes and Battleships is released February 27.

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Released January 9, 2012

Mary Black’s Stories from the Steeples leaves quite an impression.

There’s a hidden barb in this album though, and for someone like me who grew up listening to her voice, it’s a harsh but beautiful one – and it may just leave a dark imprint on your soul.

Not Guilty verdict highlights anachronistic law

The acquittal of Michael Peacock on six counts of obscene publication is a legal milestone, but raises uncomfortable questions.

“Thank god the jury had sense to see that in 2012, telling others what is depraved – and prosecuting them for “debasing” your mind if they publish material featuring it and you are privy to it, is as absurd as it is anachronistic.”