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LGBT
Queenstion Time Goes to DragWorld UK
Andrew Nicholls takes his regular Queenstion Time on the road, rocking up to Europe’s biggest drag convention in London, and speaking to Jujubee, Manila, Cheryl Hole and many more.
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Interviews
Queenstion Time #7: BeBe Zahara Benet
The first ever winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race, BeBe Zahara Benet took the time to speak to Andrew Nicholls about the “lost” first season, Diana Ross and finally ruvealing the […]
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Interviews
Queenstion Time #6: Jujubee
One of the biggest fan favourites in the history of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Jujubee speaks to Andrew Nicholls ahead of this month’s huge Drag convention in London.
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LGBT
Queenstion Time #5: Divina de Campo + The Ruby Slippers Competition
Divina de Campo is coming to the Royal Court Theatre to star in the play The Ruby Slippers and you could be there on opening night. She speaks to Andrew […]
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Interviews
Queenstion Time #4: Jinkx Monsoon
Continuing our series of interviews with drag artists, Andrew Nicholls chats to the season five winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Jinkx Monsoon.
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Interviews
Queenstion Time #3: Charity Kase
Taking a leap into the UK scene, Andrew Nicholls talks to London based queen Charity Kase about horror looks, the possibility of a UK Drag Race and the difference between […]
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Interviews
Queenstion Time #2: Tatianna
Continuing his exploration of drag, Andrew Nicholls talks to Tatianna, star of season two of both RuPaul’s Drag Race and All-Stars.
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Interviews
Queenstion Time #1: Courtney Act
Kicking off a new semi-regular feature talking to drag artists from around the world, Andrew Nicholls catches up with Drag Race finalist and current Celebrity Big Brother winner, Courtney Act.
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LGBT
Gay Times Honors Coming To Liverpool
Gay Times have chosen Liverpool as the first destination outside of London for their annual ceremony. Alan Parry reports.
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Film
Showgirls: Hollywood’s Biggest Bomb
With Paul Verhoeven’s infamous trash classic heading to the Output Gallery, Shaun Ponsonby asks whether Showgirls is a truly bad film, or simply misunderstood.
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LGBT
Liverpool Pride 2018: Review and Gallery
A Queer man and a straight ally take to the streets for the LGBTQ+ community as Shaun Ponsonby and Alan Parry visit Liverpool Pride 2018.
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Interviews
Liverpool Pride Interview: “We want people to remember why we’re on the streets”
Kicking off a week-long celebration of Liverpool Pride, Shaun Ponsonby talks to Pride’s Joan Burnett about changing attitudes, visibility and the importance of remembering Michael Causer.
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Comedy
Bianca Del Rio, Myra Dubois: Empire Theatre, Liverpool
The Queen of Mean headed to Liverpool with a foul mouthed, un-PC tirade that had us gagging, and Shaun Ponsonby loved every minute of it.
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LGBT
Liverpool Pride Reveal 2018 Line-Up
Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Courtney Act and Queen Zee and more were revealed at a VIP launch party last night.
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LGBT
Kylie Minogue, Sonic Yootha: Echo Arena, Liverpool
The best night in Liverpool now comes with added Kylie. Shaun Ponsonby catches a bona fide national treasure in the act.
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Interviews
Preview: Shout About It Live
Bringing together music and gig photography, Shout About It Live returns for its second year in the Baltic Triangle this weekend.
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LGBT
Pride Week: Planet Slop’s Pride Playlist
Planet Slop rounds off Pride Week with an extensive playlist celebrating the greatest past, present and future queer artists.
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Interviews
Pride Week: A Boozy Afternoon with Sonic Yootha
With Sonic Yootha staging their annual post-Pride party on Saturday, Shaun Ponsonby sat in a pub with the Yootha team, poring over records and talking trash.
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LGBT
Pride Week: Bayard Rustin – The Gay Man Behind the March on Washington
As the International Slavery Museum prepare their Civil Rights and Freedom Fights event with Liverpool Pride, Sam Wilson explores the history and importance of Martin Luther King’s queer right hand […]
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Interviews
Pride Week: Queen Zee – “I’m from a long line of scary women”
Ahead of Liverpool Pride, Queen Zee talks to Shaun Ponsonby about alternative Queer influences, being championed by Iggy Pop, and the importance of education around trans issues.
