Festival Highlights • March 28
Pick of the Day: 28 March.
Pick of BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, 28 March. The centrepiece gala film, Ausente, and the Kathleen Turner feature The Perfect Family.
PermalinkPick of the Day: 28 March.
Pick of BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, 28 March. The centrepiece gala film, Ausente, and the Kathleen Turner feature The Perfect Family.
PermalinkPick of the Day: 27 March.
Pick of BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, 27 March. Two insightful documentaries: Orchids, My Intersex Adventure, and Revealing Mr Maugham.
PermalinkPick of the Day: 25 March.
Pick of BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, 25 March. Domestic Revolutions, a series of shorts. Hit So Hard, a documentary about Hole’s drummer Patty Schemel.
PermalinkPick of the Day: 24 March.
Pick of BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, 24 March. Love Free or Die, a documentary about Bishop Gene Robinson. Vito, a documentary about activist and film historian Vito Russo.
PermalinkBloodstained Heart Competition.
Darren Hayes sets a question in a video interview. The prize: a signed, radio promo edition of Bloodstained Heart
PermalinkA Clementine Glamour News Flash
Clementine announces a new all-star cabaret show, Mother’s Ruin, A Theatrical Spectacular.
PermalinkFirst Aid Kit’s video.
First Aid Kit’s first and sublime single from the forthcoming album The Lion’s Roar released January 24.
PermalinkThe autobiography of Raymonde’s front man.
James Maker (singer, lyricist, writer & occasional actor) reads from his award winning memoir Autofellatio.
Permalink“It has one of the best, and unquestionably the most honest title for an autobiography ever.” Mark Simpson
It’s hard being someone’s Mister Right when for a hundred pounds an hour, you’re anyone’s Mister Right Now. Young ex-art student Eddie has abandoned his course, his family, his lover and his friends to follow a male escort into a world of sex, drugs and unrequited love. Now, he is beginning a tentative romance with […]
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