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It’s a Sin star Omari Douglas tells PinkNews about working with Stephen Fry, his views on authentic casting and how filming the show was an education. A five-part drama documenting the human cost of the AIDS crisis doesn’t exactly sounds like the most joyful of experiences. But Russell T Davies’ It’s a Sin, which bursts onto screens Friday (22 January), has a certain catharsis to it, with moments of unbridled queer elan among the cruelty and devastation. “I can’t pinpoint what it was exactly, but there was such an energy – the friendships and the joy of it, and the youth,” i...

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What Does The Future Hold For Mike Pence? The veep was Donald Trump’s most loyal defender for the past four years. We asked the experts what might come next. January 6, 2021 At some point on or before January 20, Inauguration Day, moving trucks will roll up outside Number One Observatory Circle, a 9,150-square-foot Queen Anne–style house in Northwest Washington, D.C., where Pence and his wife, Karen, have lived the last four years. Movers will pack up all their earthly belongings. Then the trucks will likely head west back to Indiana, where political allies say Pence will regroup and plot...

Maps is one of life's constants. Real name James Chapman, the electronic artist sculpts a timeless array of synth pop nuggets, matching analogue appeal to the digital realm. A brand new EP lands on Friday (December 18th), and it features unheard cuts and remixes - order it Ahead of this, we're able to present a preview, with New Order pairing The Other Two re-working Maps' own 'Something New'. Adding a club flourish to the brooding songwriting, the production nous of Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert shines through. With impeccable experience, the pair are able to offer something different ...

How hydrogen fuel cells could provide a truly clean energy source for yachts 0shares Rupert Holmes investigates the latest hydrogen fuel cells and asks if they could provide a clean electrical power source for yachts Phil Sharp demonstrating hydrogen fuel cell technology aboard his Class 40 OceansLab. Photo: Olivier Blanchet Nearly a decade ago there was plenty of talk about hydrogen fuel cells becoming the carbon-free future for the automotive industry, yet we rarely hear about it now. So what happened? There are a number of reasons, including lower initial costs for battery powered...