Fridae

The latest study which shows that a third of HIV+ gay men in London are ignorant of their infection is expected to re-ignite the debate over whether the safe-sex message has lost its impact among gay men.

Fridae's resident sexpert, Alvin Tan, explores the kinky world of spanking and lends a "helping hand" to gay men and women with his guide on how to give a good spank.

Fridae, speaks to renowned Singaporean composer, Mark Chan, about his contributions to Opiume, Checkpoint Theatre's offering at the Singapore Arts Festival 2004.

MTV Networks has unveiled details of its long-awaited gay television network, dubbed LOGO, which is scheduled to launch in February 2005 in the U.S.

Welcome to Fridae's monthly advice column where Alvin dispenses his own unique brand of advice for those who need it oh-so-badly.

With three parties and a string of arts programmes, Nation.04 (Aug 7-9) will offer an action-packed weekend of activities for all.

China delegates to the Fifth Tongzhi Conference in HK earlier this month are optimistic about the future; delegates report that numerous gay communities have sprung up across China.

The Mowelfund Film Institute and ProGay Philippines present the 2nd International Gay and Lesbian Film and Video Festival in Manila, Baguio, Iloilo and at SM cinemas nationwide.

In landmark ruling in the United States, the Supreme Court of Massachusetts says denying same-sex couples the right to marriage is unconstitutional. It gives a major victory to America?s homosexuals, but public opinion is turning against them and President George Bush still insists marriage is a solely heterosexual institution. Tim Cribb reports.

Massachusetts became the first U.S. state to allow gay marriages, following a ruling last November by the state Supreme Judicial Court.