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The Son a moving depiction of depression – review

The Kiln Theatre’s production of Florian Zeller’s play has transferred to the Duke of York’s Theatre, directed by Michael Longhurst. We’re rapidly becoming big fans of the Kiln Theatre’s productions, following their excellent shows Wife and Blues in the Night earlier this year. The Son, another of their 2019 productions, has now transferred the West End for a 10 week run. It follows the story of Nicolas (Laurie Kynaston), a teenage boy who becomes depressed and starts skipping school. He thinks that moving out from his mother’s house and in…

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Cyberpunk 2077 will include gender-free character creation and queer relationships

“We really want to make a video game that’s really inclusive.” The creators behind highly-anticipated video game Cyberpunk 2077 have confirmed they’re doing away with traditional gender options for characters in the game as part of their attempt to be more inclusive for players. Addressing previous controversies over the portrayal of gender and trans issues in their games, Metro asked Cyberpunk 2077’s senior concept artist Marthe Jonkers if they’ve changed their approach to diversity. “We really want to make a video game that’s really inclusive. Of course, if you tackle…

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez calls Straight Pride an “I-Struggle-With-Masculinity” parade

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is not here for your ‘Straight Pride’. The American politician and activist has a long history of supporting LGBTQ rights and delivering truths, so of course she had the best response to the embarrassing ‘Straight Pride’ parade that took place in Boston on Saturday (31 August). The controversial parade, which drew around 200 supporters and over a thousand counter-protesters, was organised by Super Happy Fun America – a group with links to far-right organisations who believe straight people are “an oppressed majority”. Some people who took part in the…

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Netflix’s new Dark Crystal series features gay dads and a lesbian couple

Netflix has another LGBTQ-inclusive hit on its hands. Almost four decades after The Dark Crystal was released, the cult classic Jim Henson movie has been given a prequel series called Age Of Resistance on streaming service Netflix, and fans are celebrating its inclusion of queer characters. The series follows a group of Gelflings as they battle to save their home planet Thra from power-hungry overlords, and features a stellar voice cast including Taron Egerton, Nathalie Emmanuel, Eddie Izzard, Awkwafina and Helena Bonham Carter. One of the main Gelfling characters, Deet,…

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12 best new menswear pieces this week

When the going gets tough, buy new clothes. We’re always in need of new clothes. Minus the fact that we’re complete clothing fiends, all of our faves are dropping new pieces by the minute, perfect for that autumn wardrobe refresh. Think reworked varsity jackets, essential cold weather skincare and Prada, because… Prada. The post 12 best new menswear pieces this week appeared first on Gay Times. Go to Source Author: Zak Walton

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The most hilarious reactions to that embarrassing ‘Straight Pride’ parade

“I’m afraid of telling my parents that I’m straight.” On Saturday (31 August), a second ‘Straight Pride’ parade took place in Boston, Massachusetts, and it was just as ridiculous as we expected. Surprised? Not really. Parade organisers Super Happy Fun America claimed the event was organised to “fight for the rights of straights everywhere to express pride in themselves” and referred to straight people “an oppressed majority”. Depressing highlights of the parade included an inflatable dinosaur outfit, a shark holding a ‘Straight Lives Matter’ sign, and the sound of Aretha…

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Straight Pride event in Boston outnumbered by counter-protesters

The event failed to draw the 2,000 people it claimed it would. In June, it was announced that some far-right bigots were attempting to hold their own Straight Pride event in Boston. The event has gone ahead, but like one held in Modesto it was outnumbered by counter-protesters. Super Happy Fun America organised the event, and tried to get numerous endorsements, but they were turned down by Brad Pitt, Chris Evans, Netflix and TripAdvisor. The event, which claimed to have 2,000 people signing up to attend, was only attended by…

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Pride Run developer calls on triple-A games to feature more meaningful LGBTQ representation

Pride Run will be released in the Autumn on Steam. Ivan Venturi, the project director of the upcoming Pride Run game has called on more triple-A games to feature meaningful LGBTQ characters and storylines. Pride Run is a rhythm-based game, and sees players keep a Pride parade on track, before taking on ‘Enemies of Pride’ in a one-on-one dance-off. The ‘Enemies of Pride’ are styled after groups opposed to the LGBTQ community, as well as Donald Tr*mp, a shirtless Vladimir Putin riding a bear, and an internet troll sat in…

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DUP politician Jim Wells will no longer watch Strictly because of possibility of same-sex couples

We’re sure the show will mourn his loss… Former DUP health minister Jim Wells has announced he will no longer be watching Strictly Come Dancing, after reports surfaced saying the show could be introducing same-sex couples. Yesterday (31 August), a BBC spokesman said the show was “completely open” to the idea of same-sex couples competing, while an unnamed source told the Daily Mirror the move would happen next year. Jim Wells appeared on The Stephen Nolan Show on BBC Radio 5 to make his big announcement, before telling the Belfast…

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Victorian diocese votes to start blessing same-sex marriages

Same-sex marriages were legalised in Australia in 2017. The diocese of Wangaratta in north-east Victoria has voted to begin blessing same-sex marriages, two years after they were legalised in Australia. The blessing aren’t mandatory, but if a member of the clergy wishes to do, they will be allowed. The vote was held yesterday (31 August), and passed with 67 votes in favour to 18 against. The vote was secured by Bishop John Parkes, who is said to have felt “restrained joy” when it passed. Following the vote, ABC News reports…

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