Discussing his autobiography “To Be a Gay Man” released earlier this month, he described his battle with internalised homophobia, mental health and being a gay man in the public eye. Young talked candidly to former BBC journalist Julia Wheeler at the three-day Stories Festival, launched with Netflix, about growing upContinue Reading
D uran Duran’s anticipated 15th studio album is slated for release next month and it features a new star – Blur guitarist, Graham Coxon. The Wild Boys, who headlined the Isle of Wight festival last week to screams of joy from loyal fans, told the Standard the band may haveContinue Reading
The first solo exhibition by up-and-coming artist Carolyn Wixon will be at the Castle Gallery in Bude, 22nd October – 11th November, 2021. Carolyn’s exhibition is in the Blanchminster Room, which is named after the family that donated this stunning building a stone’s-throw from the beach, to the community. ThereContinue Reading
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L aurie Nunn said a well written sex-scene should drive a story and deliver a healthy message but it’s nerve wracking trying to get it right The clue lies in the show’s name – Sex Education and it certainly doesn’t shy away from pushing the boundaries around conversations about sex.Continue Reading
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The WIRED approved list of the best documentaries available in the UK, including the best on YouTube and BBC iPlayerContinue Reading
Tributes have been paid to Sex And The City actor Willie Garson following his death aged 57. Garson was best-known for playing flamboyant talent agent Stanford Blatch, the close friend and confidante of Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw. He reprised the role in the two Sex And The City filmsContinue Reading
Review at a glance A new play by Robert Holman, the most instinctive and humane of British playwrights, is something to celebrate, but The Lodger exasperates as well as enthralls. It was written, Holman says, to provide parts for two older actresses. And for the deceptively mild, gawky actor MatthewContinue Reading
Book your tickets, buy your popcorn – we’re in for the best set of blockbuster films since before the pandemic. Nothing beats the big screen, so here’s our guide to what you can’t miss at the cinema this autumn. Dune Timothée Chalamet and Rebecca Ferguson in Dune / AP TimothéeContinue Reading
