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The Prince Of Egypt is a dazzling West End spectacle – review

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The Prince of Egypt arrives at London’s Dominion Theatre in style. With an epic story of (literally) biblical proportions and some of the most beloved songs in animation history, it’s not surprising that DreamWorks decided to adapt their 1998 hit movie The Prince of Egypt for the stage – although it is a surprise that it took this long to happen. Based on the Book of Exodus, the show follows royal siblings Moses (Luke Brady) and Ramses (Liam Tamne) throughout their lives, as the former leaves his privileged life behind to…

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Doja Cat is a 70s disco diva in psychedelic Say So music video

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One of 2019’s best tracks finally has a music video. Say So is breakout rap star Doja Cat’s take on a more traditional pop song, as she delivers airy and seductive vocals over 70s-inspired disco beats, with a ridiculously catchy hook that’ll be stuck in your head for weeks (or months, in our case). The new video, which fans have been patiently waiting for, takes place in a sunny Los Angeles apartment as Doja attempts to seduce a repairman fixing her record player, before later meeting him at the discotheque…

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Sadiq Khan vows to strengthen London Pride if re-elected as mayor

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“Rest assured – with me in City Hall, I will always be an ally.” Sadiq Khan has revealed his plans to strengthen London Pride if he’s re-elected as the city’s mayor later this year. Today (27 February), Khan said that if he’s re-elected on May 7 he will further strengthen London Pride’s links with community groups, unions, and grassroots organisations, many of whom gave birth to the Pride movement. He said in a statement: “I am so proud to be the Labour Mayor of the greatest city in the world, a…

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5 potential themes for American Horror Story season 10

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American Horror Story: Ghost Ship? Each year, fans spend months trying to decipher what the theme of a new American Horror Story season could be. It’s usually made a little easier when teasers begin to surface, but that hasn’t happened yet. Of course, that hasn’t stopped viewers from speculating on what could be coming next, though, and with previous seasons taking us from haunted houses to asylums, from witch covens to the end of the world, anything could happen next. We’ve compiled a list of potential themes for the highly-anticipated…

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Gentefied writer and trans activist Camila María Concepción dies at 28

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Gentefied and Daybreak writer Camila María Concepción has passed away, age 28. The trans Latina writer, actress and activist reportedly took her own life on 21 February. “Camila was a talented writer with a passion for storytelling, lifting up underrepresented voices, and fighting for representation in front of and behind the camera,” representatives for Netflix said in a statement. “She made bold and critical contributions to our industry, most recently through her incredible writing on Gentefied, and her legacy will live on through her work. Our thoughts are with her family…

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Nicki Minaj steals RuPaul’s gig in Drag Race season 12 preview

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Nicki is coming for Ru’s throne. VH1 have unleashed the first clip of Nicki Minaj as she sashays and shantays down the Drag Race season 12 runway. In the short video, the record-breaking rapper hilariously assumes RuPaul’s position on the main stage, addressing a very confused Michelle Visage and Carson Kressley as she announces, “Welcome to the main stage of RuPaul’s Drag Race!” After being asked by Michelle if she used the wrong door, Nicki responds: “Did I? I mean, I just came in where the queen was supposed to…

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Glasgow Film Festival to feature 6 incredible LGBTQ films this year

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Glasgow Film Festival is giving us the LGBTQ representation we deserve this year. Running across 12 days from 26 February to 8 March, the annual festival will host more than 380 film screenings, talks and special events that includes nine world premieres, 10 European premieres and 102 UK premieres. There will also be six LGBTQ-themed films in the lineup, including gay war drama Moffie, tender lesbian love story Two Of Us, and a documentary about openly gay literary titan and actor Truman Capote. Check out the films below. The Capote…

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Lady Gaga announces release date of new single Stupid Love

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It’s a pop emergency! Lady Gaga has finally announced her new single Stupid Love will arrive this Friday (28 February), and we cannot cope. It’s been four years since her last album Joanne blessed our headphones, and while we’ve had the A Star Is Born soundtrack to keep us occupied, fans have been waiting for a proper pop comeback from the superstar. Judging by the promo image Gaga just shared on Twitter, it looks like we’ll be getting just that. She also used the hashtag #LG6 so we know it’s…

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We ranked every single Lady Gaga album from worst to best

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Spoiler alert: Cheek to Cheek isn’t number one.  LG6 is coming! This week, Lady Gaga announced the release of her long-awaited comeback single, Stupid Love, sending fans in a frenzy; which is understandable, considering the pop superstar hasn’t released a solo album since 2016. In celebration of her upcoming pop comeback, we ranked every single one of Gaga’s albums from worst to best. Does her most recent release, the soundtrack for A Star Is Born, beat her mammoth of a debut, The Fame? Or her most praised work so far,…

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Homeless trans woman murdered in Puerto Rico with video of attack shared online

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A homeless trans woman has been murdered in Puerto Rico. According to media reports confirmed by Puerto Rican LGBTQ advocacy groups, Neulisa Luciano Ruiz, known as Alexa, was killed in a park in Toa Baja, a city around 15 miles west of capital San Juan, early on Monday. “A Puerto Rican transgender woman appears to have been harassed for using the women’s bathroom and then murdered. The attack was recorded & shared on social media,” wrote civil rights organisation Lambda Legal on Twitter. “This violence is completely unacceptable. Everyone deserves…

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