A film for EVERYONE?
Corresponding with national LGBT+  awareness month and the passing of  the gay marriage vote, Leanne Dixon looks at the  progressive acceptance and appearance of LGBT+ in film.
Corresponding with national LGBT+  awareness month and the passing of  the gay marriage vote, Leanne Dixon looks at the  progressive acceptance and appearance of LGBT+ in film.
In the aftermath of awards season, Jade Attwood and Katie Griffiths argue whether making a film has become merely about receiving awards. Continue reading “Film-Making: Has It Lost Its Meaning?”
Should your sexuality affect the way in which you perform or are perceived professionally? Would you choose to keep your sexuality a secret from the media and, therefore, the public-eye? Jordan Brewer looks into homosexuality within the fashion industry in order to answer these teasing questions.
REVIEW Continue reading “STOKER”
REVIEW
Rachel Moloney talks BAFTAs
REVIEW Continue reading “LINCOLN”
This Valentine’s day, film decided to pay hommage to one of our most beloved on-screen lotharios; Emma Giles takes a look at the work of Leonardo DiCaprio.┬á Continue reading “PROFILE: LEONARDO DICAPRIO”
Travel writers Arthur Russel and Nandra Galang Anissa discuss whether combining travel and volunteering does more hard than good.
Though Ghana is a country with a lot to offer it one of many nations in which ÔÇÿsame-sex┬á actsÔÇÖ are illegal. Arthur Russell discusses what it was like for his friend to be gay and in Ghana.
Rachel Moloney talks Twitter
Andy Love suggests alternative ways to celebrate ValentineÔÇÖs Day Continue reading “How To Have A Me Party”
Despite being in a happy relationship, Hector Roddan thinks that society is too obsessed with pairing up Continue reading “Think You Need To Be In A Relationship?”
Fifty years after the Beatles first sang these famous words, Josie May Copson investigates an organisation called A Day in Hand which works to promote same-sex hand holding in public Continue reading “I Wanna Hold Your Hand…”
Colette Kincaid informs us of the current situation regarding the debate on gay marriage Continue reading “Gay Marriage Update”
Caroline Hodges reviews Sexual Perversity in Chicago, David Mamet’s controversial play produced by Living Pictures Productions. Continue reading “Review: Sexual Perversity in Chicago”
Travel writer Ariana Moschopoulou shares her photos and thoughts about Northern Spain
Travel writer Emma Bradley hit the student union to ask Cardiff students about the places they LOVE.