Fridae's music critic, Ms Mariah Scary, reviews Boy George's new album U Can Never B2 Straight and pays tribute to the undisputed grand dame of gay pop music.
Written by one of the most acclaimed contemporary American playwrights, Lonely Planet is a dark comedy that recounts the tragic tale of courage in the face of illness.
Fridae's music critic and aspiring Bondgirl, Ms Mariah Scary, reviews pop diva Madonna's new single Die Another Day, the theme song for the upcoming James Bond movie.
Sunday nights will never be the same again as Fridae's Malaysia correspondent Ikram Khasim reports on an upcoming new trend in the Kuala Lumpur gay clubbing scene.
Fridae's Alvin Tan interviews multi-hyphenated Singaporean artiste Mark Chan and gets him to talk about his upcoming performance Beneath The Skin of Things.
Fridae's brand new music critic, Ms Mariah Scary, reviews Julia Fordham's new album Concrete Love and swoons over the singer-songwriter's soulful offerings.
Fridae's Alvin Tan, a long-time comics aficionado, reads and reviews DC Comics' Green Lantern series whose latest story-arc focuses on the issue of gay bashing.
Gay favourite, Six Feet Under, will be broadcasted on cable in Singapore but gay viewers will be disappointed as gay storyline will be snipped by the censorship board.
The British trio became the world's first band to debut as part of a high profile car ad campaign after its first single, Days Go By, was licensed before their debut self-titled album, Dirty Vegas, was even released. Ikram Khasim reviews the album after it made its debut in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 album chart.
An instant camp classic that wears lesbian chic on its sleeves, 8 Women, directed by openly gay Francois Ozon, is a must-see for all in the lavender family. JT Seah reviews multiple award-winner at the Berlin Film Festival this year.
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