Fridae

Fridae's Ms Mariah Scary listens to Annie Lennox's new album Bare and finds herself mesmerized by the collection of songs which showcases the singer's song-writing talents and extraordinary voice.

Fridae's resident music expert, Ms Mariah Scary, reviews ageing opera diva Sarah Brightman's new album Harem and explains why it is indeed a "whore-rrible" album.

Fridae's movie addict and Colin Farrell's number one fan, Alvin Tan, reviews Phone Booth as best he can while swooning over the dashing actor's mesmerizing onscreen charisma.

Already renown for boldly staging controversial gay plays in Singapore, Toy Factory, will present Bent, a searingly painful and intense but nonetheless triumphant play about the Nazi persecution of homosexuals.

Do you really believe in the stars? See the Celestial Encounters exhibition which displays the celestial musings of up and coming gay photographer Jason Wee and painter Parvathi Nayar.

Here's one reality TV show you don't want to miss: Boy Meets Boy, the first ever gay-themed reality TV series featuring a hot single gay man looking for love with a twist.

The Necessary Stage (Singapore) is conducting auditions for Mardi Gras, an upcoming gay play to be staged in August 2003.

Clay Aiken, who lost the American Idol 2 title to 350-pound Ruben Studdard, ignores a reporter completely when asked if he was gay.

Fridae's Ms Mariah Scary reviews Kelly Clarkson's debut album, Thankful, and utters prayers of thanks after listening to the American Idol winner's new offering - and dumping it in the trash.

The man behind the phoney lesbian pop duo, Tatu, has been arrested last Thursday in Moscow for disturbing the peace.