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Pop emergency! Beyoncé and Adele have recorded a song together

Are Beyoncé and Adele about to slay the charts? On Saturday at the Global Citizen Festival, OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder appeared to confirm that Beyoncé and Adele have recorded a song together for his band’s forthcoming album Human. “We have one song featuring Beyoncé and Adele with a Chris Martin piano solo on the bridge,” he told Z100 New York, before adding: “I don’t wanna talk about…” as the video footage of the interview trailed off. Some fans have speculated that Ryan’s comment was just a joke, but we’re choosing…

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Actress dropped from The Color Purple over anti-gay posts plans to sue

The actress claimed that homosexuality was a choice and refused to take part in London Pride celebrations. Earlier this year, actress Seyi Omooba was dropped from a production of The Color Purple after homophobic messages from her past resurfaced online. Omooba had been cast as an LGBTQ character in the production, but shortly after the casting reveal, anti-gay comments made by her on her Facebook account in 2014 emerged, where she implied that being gay is a choice and said: “I do not believe that homosexuality is right.” Following an online…

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Julian Castro praises his mother for teaching him to be an LGBTQ ally

Julian Castro is seeking to be the Democrat candidate in next year’s presidential election. In an interview with Out magazine, Democratic nominee candidate Julian Castro has praised his mother for teaching him to be an ally for the LGBTQ community. During his career, Castro has fought against a law in Texas that denied legal recongition to same-sex married couples, and became the first Mayor of San Antonio to serve as a grand marshal in the Pride parade. During a presidential debate, Castro accidentally referred to trans men as trans women,…

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Family want justice for teen who committed suicide after being outed online

16-year-old Channing Smith took his life after messages between him and another boy were posted online. The family of Channing Smith are calling for justice, after the 16-year-old took his own life after explicit messages between him and another boy were posted online by another classmate. Channing was attending the Coffee County Central High School in Manchester, Tennessee. Some sources say that Channing identified as bisexual, but a friend of his told Buzzfeed: “He was trying to find himself and people called him bisexual but he never classified specifically as…

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Former Bake Off contestant Rav Bansal shares defiant message to homophobic letter

The letter told him his sexuality was offending Sikhs. Back in 2016, Bake Off contestant Rav Bansal spiced up our lives, quite literally, as he demonstrated a wide variety of flavours on the popular baking show. Rav recently discussed his sexuality on BBC Sunday Morning Live, saying he’d come out to supportive parents the previous month and wanted to help other South Asians with their sexuality. And despite being met with widespread support, not everyone shared in his joy. Posting on Twitter, Rav shared a letter he had gotten from…

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Despite a few technical hiccups, Week 2 of Strictly still delivered strongly

The frontrunners from last week continue to be the frontrunners now. The first week of this year’s Strictly Come Dancing really demonstrated what the show could deliver this year. The word “potential” was thrown around a lot for the celebrities, and Kelvin Fletcher practically tore the studio down with his incredible, jaw-dropping samba. But despite the word “potential” being thrown around, it didn’t seem the celebrities grabbed it to their full potential, with most of the scores scores failing to shift upwards seismically, bar two who had been relatively near…

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New figures show that anti-LGBTQ crimes in Germany are on the rise

Despite the rise, activists warn not all hate crimes are being reported. Figures from the Interior Ministry have revealed that anti-LGBTQ hate crimes in Germany have risen substantially since 2013. In 2013, police recorded 50 incidents against the LGBTQ community, this nearly doubled to 97 last year, and this year there have already been 58 incidents. The figures also showed an increase in the amount of LGBTQ-related properties that are being damaged. Speaking to Deutsche Welle, Doris Achelwilm, from the Left Party, called on the government to take more action,…

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TikTok has been censoring LGBTQ content in ‘conservative’ countries

The popular video sharing platform has also hidden criticism of Tr*mp. An investigation by The Guardian has revealed that local censors working at TikTok have been banning LGBTQ content in Turkey, despite the fact that homosexuality remains legal in the country. The content banned by the censors in Turkey are things seen to be positive toward the LGBTQ community, including same-sex couples holding hands, showing off LGBTQ characters from television shows or films and any content that protected the rights of the LGBTQ community, like Pride marches. Local moderators have…

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A hack for Fire Emblem: Three Houses opens up more same-sex marriage options

There were already some same-sex marriage options in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. For several entries now, the Fire Emblem series has allowed players to have their characters marry as ‘support’ between the main player’s avatar and a separate character increased. However, on each occasion the amount of options for same-sex marriages were sparse. This is true for the series’s latest entry, Fire Emblem: Three Houses. If the player chose to have a male character, their only same-sex romantic options were Linhardt and Alois. As for female characters the options were…

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A note from our CEO, Tag Warner, as Gay Times Magazine celebrates its 500th issue

“As you might imagine, planning the 500th issue of Europe’s longest-running LGBTQ publication wasn’t without a great deal of responsibility. It’s important to let you in and tell you that, for quite some time, many of us safely assumed we would look back to the iconic moments from our past for 500. It’s what many magazines would do on this momentous occasion – an “icons” issue perhaps – or heroes from the magazine’s archive. However, as the months passed by and the numbers on the spine of each issue climbed…

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