We are so obsessed with this icon Art School Girlfriend (Polly Mackey) is one of the coolest lesbians on the indie music scene, – a singer-songwriter, a DJ, a producer [….]
Women On Top: “Diversity and inclusion are absolutely critical in the running of a successful business”
Published on :“Diversity and inclusion are absolutely critical in the running of a successful business. They have to be at the core of all that you do. The more we can do to understand and appreciate the nuances in all of us, the more inclusive our working environments become.” Victoria Jackson, Senior Associate at Clyde & Co, spoke to myGwork about the inclusive culture at the global law firm. As a nominee for Top 10 Future Leaders in the British LGBTQ+ Awards, she understands firsthand the positive impact of diversity, and how the way its handled can make or break an aspiring business.
MUNA share new single and music video
Published on :MUNA have released their explosive latest single, One That Got Away, along with an accompanying music video. The video was directed by Ally Pankiw and Taylor James, starring all three band members, Katie, Josette and Naomi, as well as Australian singer Caitlin Stasey. MUNA released their third, self-titled album back in 2022 and have only continued to wow listeners since.
Duck Butter is still as relatable as it was five years ago
Published on :Boldly fuelled by both cynicism and naivety, Duck Butter is a funny and relatable portrayal of two queer women taking an alternative approach to relationships.
Celebrated lesbian historian and poet Jill Gardiner dies at 63 years old
Published on :Probably best known for her book From The Closet To The Screen: Women At The Gateways Club 1945-85, Jill was a teacher, librarian, researcher and writer.
These five queer films/shows turn 10 this year
Published on :If like me, you easily get thrown into existential dread when you think too much about the concept of passing time, you may want to grab a stress ball as we dive into the queer films and shows that officially hit the decade milestone this year.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Tipping The Velvet
Published on :The Cinema Museum is ending Lesbian Visibility Week (24–30 April) with a celebration of the 25th anniversary of Tipping The Velvet on 30 April.