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Rebecca Black, whose name was originally associated with the internet sensation ‘Friday’, has undergone an amazing turnaround. Her experience serves as a testament to fortitude, creative development, and the significant influence an artist can have on the LGBT+ community. Rebecca Black has become a powerful voice for self-acceptance, embracing her queerness, and promoting LGBT+ rights, above and beyond the memes and criticisms.
When the queen died last year, one gay sauna live-streamed her funeral rather than its usual pornographic films in...
With a roomful of genderless ‘furries’, Ad Minoliti is challenging the male-dominated language of modernism Argentinian artist Ad Minoliti’s...
The LGBTQ+ community has a long and varied history with tattoos. In a time when it was illegal to...
A three-volume book brings together studio images, self-portraits and letters by the photographer In 1942 alone Van Leo took more...
On 31 March 2017, Gilbert Baker the creator of the iconic Rainbow Flag sadly passed away. Mr Baker was...
It isn’t just the powerhouse headliners that mark Sziget out as unique, it’s also their inclusive “love revolution” ethos
AFAS Live, Amsterdam Divided into three acts, this giddily theatrical show combines Y2K excess with a glorious affirmation of...
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