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Sexual Hegemony: Statecraft, Sodomy, and Capital in the Rise of the World System by Christopher Chitty Duke University Press, 2020, 240 pp. Where do gay people come from? This has been one of the central questions for the gay rights movement in the United States. Responses to it animate arguments on all sides. Opponents believe that gay people have sexual practices and compulsions that can be redirected through counseling and prayer. Advocates have often said that gay people are born this way, and some suggest that scientists will prove it by finding “gay genes.” Or at least thatâ�...

As the age-old saying goes, necessity is the mother of invention. Just ask Michael Keelan and Max Fox, the founders of Dublin-based business Flying Elephant, a company that practically invented their way out of the pandemic. Flying Elephant began its life as an event management company in 2015. There was work aplenty with all the events and festivals which were popping up all over the country -- that was of course until Covid-19 put a stop to them all. Flying Elephant "We built festival bars, event props and exhibitions. All sorts of everything but all based around people and events," says Ke...

'Every job was cancelled': How this Dublin-based events company used technology to pull through Covid-19 Michael Keelan’s company, Flying Elephant, creates builds for concerts and festivals. By Vodafone Tuesday 2 Feb 2021, 3:47 PM Feb 2nd 2021, 3:47 PM 17,103 Views 3 Comments Flying Elephant founders Michael Keelan and Max Fox. Image: Flying Elephant Image: Flying Elephant “WE REALISED we had to figure something out quick, otherwise we�...

AN up and coming artist has been recognised as one of the most exceptional young artists in the country by a prestigious organisation. Leo Bignell, of Swan Road, Beaumont, has a growing fan base for his exquisite sculptures made of cardboard and other materials. And among his admirers is the Royal Society of British Artists. The society has named the 18-year-old as one of the 20 most exceptional candidates in its Star Students competition. The piece selected from Leo’s portfolio for online display by the society, and at its prestigious Mall Galleries in London’s St James’, is...

AN up and coming artist has been recognised as one of the most exceptional young artists in the country by a prestigious organisation. Leo Bignell, of Swan Road, Beaumont, has a growing fan base for his exquisite sculptures made of cardboard and other materials. And among his admirers is the Royal Society of British Artists. The society has named the 18-year-old as one of the 20 most exceptional candidates in its Star Students competition. The piece selected from Leo’s portfolio for online display by the society, and at its prestigious Mall Galleries in London’s St James’, is...