>The bodies of Italian Renaissance philosopher Giovanni Pico della Mirandola (February 24, 1463 -November 17, 1494) and classical scholar and poet Angelo Ambrogini, best known… Read More »Renaissance Literary Lovers Exhumed
>The French actor Michel Serrault died last month at the age of 79. Mention Michel Serrault to most filmgoers and a spangled vision of the… Read More »Michel Serrault Dies
>Films featuring gay themes or characters are to take centre stage at this year’s Venice film festival, with the introduction of a new award. The… Read More »Queer Lion in Venice
> All could face death by stoning – protest to Nigerian Ambassador Reports from the Nigerian news agency, NAN, say that 18 men in the… Read More »URGENT ACTION – 18 Nigerian Men Charged with Sodomy
>To mark Pride 2007 in the city, the San Francisco Sentinel has published a timeline of events in American gay history from the beginning of… Read More »Gay America Timeline
>Buju Banton, popular reggae star known internationally for his homophobic lyrics, has signed a pledge to end his homophobic language. The gay rights campaign group… Read More »Ending Homophobic Reggae
>After the recent passing of Portuguese “cross-dresser” Maria Teresinha, commonly known as “the general,” the Guardian published an article recounting his life. Living as a… Read More »Article Published on Death of Portugese “Cross-Dresser”
>Hungarian Socialist Gábor Szetey, a state secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office since last July, became the first elected political official in Hungary to come… Read More »Hungarian Politician Coming Out Speech
>Three of the world’s top reggae/dancehall singers have renounced homophobia and condemned violence against lesbians and gay men. Beenie Man, Sizzla and Capleton had previously… Read More »Reggae Stars Renounce Homophobia
