LGBTQ+ history needs to be remembered, but is instead often forgotten or purposefully erased. Here's a brief summary of the LGBTQ+ events in Britain in the past few hundreds of years. 

We live in a world where sexuality and gender identity do matter, and coming out shouldn't be shameful. So why is it?

In case you missed it, June was pride month (albeit a strange isolated one this year!) and it’s important to remember the true meaning of the rainbow flag.

Lemon House Theatre are staging their new show 'Willow' - an LGBTQ+ break-up story at The Bunker in South London on 8th, 9th, 15th & 16th September.

Review of Rascals' show from Nov. 16th. Description of three acts. London.

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.

In midst of a sexual and gender identity revolution, we need these artists more than ever to look back on and inspire the next generation. Here are the top 10 LGBT musicians that have defined what it means to be oneself.

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.

A symbolic, interpretive performance, which, when it clicked, really clicked.

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?

Is it only love stories such as Carol and The Danish Girl that mainstream audiences will consider tolerable within LGBT films?

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.