Fridae

Fridae's resident music critic, Ms Mariah Scary, reviews Dannii Minogue's new album Neon Nights and is blown away by her collection of dance floor savvy tunes (dirty lyrics notwithstanding).

W!ld Rice has added three extra performances for Eleanor Wong's Double Bill on 13, 19 and 20 April.

Gay Hong Kong superstar Leslie Cheung, who starred in the critically acclaimed gay film Farewell My Concubine, jumped to his death from a luxury hotel in Hong Kong on Tuesday evening.

Fridae's Alvin Tan dons his kneepads and puts on his volleyball jersey to watch Iron Ladies II only to end up deeply offended by the movie's demeaning portrayal of homosexual stereotypes.

Fridae's music critic, Ms Mariah Scary, listens to fellow diva Celine Dion's new album One Heart and ends up feeling confused and oh-so-bothered.

With Chicago's six wins, Nicole Kidman wining the Best Actress award for her role in sapphic drama, The Hours, and Spanish gay filmmaker Pedro Almod�var winning the Best Original Screenplay award, this has to be gayest Oscars ever!

A note from Ivan Heng, Artistic Director of W!LD RICE on Eleanor Wong's upcoming trilogy, Invitation to Treat.

Although Jointly & Severably, the latest play by acclaimed playwright Eleanor Wong, is opening in 10 days, W!LD RICE, the Singapore theatre group producing the play has yet to find themselves a production sponsor.

Fridae's Alvin Tan catches the sneak preview of The Hours and emerges from his sapphic experience to explain why it is more than just a movie about lesbians with suicidal tendencies.

Fridae's bookworm, Alvin Tan, reviews People Like Us and celebrates the daring publication of a book on homosexuality in straight-laced Singapore.