Nigel Collett reviews fashion designer-turned-director Tom Ford's debut film, A Single Man, ahead of the Hong Kong (Feb 27) and Singapore (Mar 3) fundraising galas to benefit Chi Heng Foundation and Fridae Community Fund respectively.
The film, which promises to be Bollywood's boldest portrayal of a serious and explicitly sexual relationship between two men, is set to test tolerance in Indian society after the Delhi High Court last year legalised same-sex sexual relations.
In a no-holds-barred interview, Fridae’s Alvin Tan probes the tantalising threesome from Singapore Calendar Guys 2010 on heavages, provocative poses and manhood malfunctions.
"Not every gay man is the same gay man," Adam Lambert says he will talk about "relationships and personal experiences" but not "certain political and civil rights issues."
Appearing in their first joint interview since they've been married, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi talk about how they met and marrying while same-sex marriage was legal in California.
Gayradio.hk co-founders Henry Lam and Samuel Wong - partners on the air and in life - talk to Fridae’s Hong Kong correspondent, Nigel Collett, about setting up the station five years ago and their first online video series called 99 Days.
Fridae.com's Hong Kong correspondent, Nigel Collett, interviews Greg Crandall, 'Admiral' of Hong Kong's gay fleet which is scheduled to set sail the day before Hong Kong Pride, on Oct 31.
Hong Kong's Looking Glass Productions is staging The Laramie Project, which documents the reaction to the 1998 murder of 21-year-old Matthew Shepard, from Sep 1-5 at the Hong Kong Arts Centre.
Playwright Rob McBride examines the West’s exposure to Thailand’s sex trade through the eyes of a naïve Australian protagonist who found himself robbed by a 'transgender' prostitute the morning after - in Katoey, a recent play at Hong Kong’s Fringe Club.
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