Nottingham Pride is a fun day celebrating the LGBT+ community. With businesses all over the city contributing, a stunning march and community spirit, Pride is a fun event for anyone to take part in and show their support.

Freddie Mercury: his life, death, and influence; how he became an icon for the LGBT community of today by making people of all demographics love him and his music.

We must not underestimate the importance of an out and proud LGBT+ singer like Hayley Kiyoko.

Short feature on a 21-year-old student who works as a drag queen. 

Matthew Perry works as a host in a nightclub, where he dresses as a drag queen named Tequila Addams. His drag persona is very unique as he paints eccentric designs on his face rather than just a traditional drag queen make up. He taught himself to make these amazing facial art looks.

Nowadays, we see a lot of drag queen performers on mainstream media, but we do not see the hard working side of a drag queen trying to break into the industry. Matthew stands out because he juggles his life between his fashion management studies at the University of the Arts London and his nightlife work as Tequila Addams.

Eleven years ago, J.K. Rowling sated the appetites of her young audience by announcing that, despite not writing him explicitly as such, Albus Dumbledore was gay.

The Kinsey Sicks are world famous with a style as recognisable as you'd expect from their clout. But finding current parallels with the situation back when they formed 24 years ago forced them to add a new dynamic.

From Random Acts Midlands, Danni Spooner's experimental short film may appear strange, but it is nothing other than a "rebellious reflection on the cis-gendered society we exist in."

The LGBT Community has come a very long way since the British LGBT movement began in the early 1970s, and it's only been within the past 5 years that we've seen a sudden change in attitudes towards homosexuality and same-sex relationships. So how does this affect me as a gay artist?

The Hip Hop world is fairly diverse, especially when it comes to race and nationality. But how far is this industry really willing to go in terms of diversity?

This month is LGBT History Month, and their theme is Religion, Belief and Philosophy. Here, Sue Sanders, Professor Emeritus at the Harvey Milk Institute and Chair of School's Out discusses education, making progress through the arts and tackling stereotypes.

On 2nd March Gaycation will begin on Viceland, with Ellen Page and Ian Daniel getting to know LGBT communities around the world.