Cliff Joannou

​From white-washing Stonewall’s history to living secret lives of sex, drugs and addiction, there’s never been a worse time for gay men to be free…

In director Brian Helgeland’s new film, Legend, gangster Ronnie Kray is boldly open about being gay in 60s London.

The society beauty had gender reassignment surgery in 1960, was shot for Vogue by David Bailey and married an aristo. Here’s her story.

We ask divine David how we can survive on a planet of perpetual war.

Since the dawn of time, artistic expression has existed to counter the iron fist of authority. In gay culture, drag has been used for over a century to subvert the gender roles that patriarchal structure dictates. Even if a drag queen doesn’t get...

Jonny Woo's new bar, The Glory, is the home to 2015's most outrageous craze, drag lipsynching.

We talk to Russell T Davies, director of Cucumber, Banana and Tofu, about following up Queer As Folk and reimagining gay culture for the 21st century.