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'I am the woman with no fear!'

We talk to Skunk Anansie front lady Skin

One Little Indian


Heath Ledger as never seen before

And other stars as shot by Ben Watts

Ben Watts / Princeton Architectural Press


Meet Ke$ha!

The new girl on the block

Columbia

 


Are you feeling lucky?

The Gay Bed and Breakfast of Terror giveaway

Peccadillo Pictures
 


Diva parodies

From He Wolf to party in the FIP

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11.05.09 By: Anthony Van Hoe

    Ben Watts gets personal with the stars


    Art
    - British-born photographer Ben Watts, brother of King Kong actress Naomi Watts, returns with Lickshot, his informal photo diary filled with scribbled notes and boarding passes.

    Ben Watts takes us on a photographic journey and by times reveals a more private side of the stars we love. From Black Eyed Peas to Lance Armstrong, Bruce Springsteen to Outkast's Andre 3000. They all pass in front of Ben's camera.

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    11.04.09 By: Anthony Van Hoe

      I am the woman with no fear



      Interview
      - They are finally back after almost nine long years and if we can believe front woman Skin, this time it's for good. British rockers Skunk Anansie look back at their great career with a greatest hits album Smashes and Trashes, out now. More than reason enough to have an exclusive chat with great front woman Skin herself and catch up about the new album and being on the road again.

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      11.04.09 By: Anthony Van Hoe

        McKellen: 'I rip Leviticus 18:22 out of Bibles'



        News
        - Out actor Ian McKellen admits in an interview with Details magazine to a habit of tearing out Leviticus 18:22 of the Bibles he finds in his hotel rooms. Leviticus 18:22 is the Bible passage that condemns homosexuality. The passage says: "Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination."

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        11.04.09 By: David Lathwell

          VideoW@tch - A-ha - Shadowside



          VideoW@tch
          - A-ha have announced that after 25 years on the music scene, they will no longer perform together after 2010. In the meantime, their world tour is about to visit the UK, and they release a new single 'Shadowside' from their current album 'Foot Of The Mountain'.

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          11.03.09 By: QBoy

            Peppermint is a working girl


            Music - Peppermint has just released her debut album, aptly titled ´Hardcore Glamour` and has recently been on tour all over Europe, receiving an amazing reception in London, being welcomed by the likes of Dusty O, Tasty Tim and Boy George. She is New York's hardest working drag act doing shows every day of the week at various bars and clubs and being an all round well liked and loved entertainer and established part of the NYC LGBT community.

            Ask any gay boy who delved into NYC´s nightlife for even just one night - the chances are they saw Peppermint hosting at Therapy, Barracuda or Splash for example working her thing, keeping the laughs coming, singing, dancing, even rapping and looking amazing at every step! To boot she is one of the nicest people you would ever have the pleasure of meeting, warm, sincere, kind and considerate - who said all drag queens had to be bitchy?

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            11.02.09 By: David Lathwell

              VideoW@tch - Ke$ha - TiK ToK



              VideoW@tch -
              She has been compared to Madonna and the Beastie Boys. You may think you don't know Ke$ha, but she has already featured on a number one single, and worked with a string of big names.

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              11.02.09 By: David Lathwell

                Cheryl Cole scores the double



                Music
                - Cheryl Cole has reached number one in both the UK single and album charts, holding both slots simultaneously this week. She is only the 12th solo female artist to do this.

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                11.02.09 By: Anthony Van Hoe

                  Thousands against hate in London



                  News - Thousands assembled in the centre of London at Trafalgar Square on Friday to pay their respects and say no to hate.

                  The event, organised by facebook group 17-24-30, was triggered by a rise in LGBT hate crime in the UK and the recent hate crimes against 62-year-old Ian Baynham and 22-year-old Liverpool policeman James Parkes.

                  Out broadcaster Sandy Toksvig hosted the event.