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Elliot Page gave a subtle nod to the queer community as he made his Met Gala debut on Monday, with a reference dating back to Oscar Wilde.

Author of the Bryant & May detective novels, short stories and essays on forgotten writers – including himself

Singer songwriter Aidan Martin opens up about his battle with addiction, chemsex, and the pain of watching friends die.

Norwegian prog rockers Green Carnation return with their first new album for 14 years. Leaves Of Yesteryear is a triumph not even the pandemic could derail

OUTBURN ONLINE 6/10 A MIXED BAG: The story of heavy metal has been full of bands whose careers progressed to places they probably never even considered when they were just starting out. Bands like Anathema and Katatonia sound very different now compared to their black and death metal roots, and so too goes the story of Sweden’s Lake of Tears and their latest album, Ominous. To be fair, this band never really stood musically still for too long, with only their first two releases, Greater...

Londonist A History Of Sohos LGBTQ+ Bars In an extract from his new book, Queer London: A Guide to the City’s LGBTQ+ Past and Present, Alim Kheraj traces the roots of Sohos LGBTQ+ bars and clubs. Even in the the 1600s (when Charles II, pictured, was alive) Soho had a reputation as a place where men would solicit other men for sex. © Tim Boddy Soho and the West End have long been epicentres of queer activity... During the 1600s and 1700s, the area had a reputation as a place where men ...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Book World: How did all these books get into my house? Theres a method to what seems like madness. Michael Dirda, The Washington Post Jan. 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Oscar WildeVintage/Handout Even though I gave away or sold perhaps 150 boxes of books in 2020, the stunned amazement of anyone who wanders into my basement or attic apparently remains, to quote Sherlock Holmes, the one fixed point in a changing age. Admittedly, only a small number of people...