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Following the recent "Cairo 52" case, Egypt is continuing its crackdown on gay activities and has sentenced five suspected gay men to three years in prison.

Ikram Khasim reviews the ultimate age-defying diva's latest dance-inspired offering Living Proof including the first single The Music's No Good Without You.

Taiwan may well be the first region in Asia to allow same-sex unions if the Ministry of Justice's draft law goes into effect.

The gay partner of a victim of the World Trade Center terrorist attacks took his own life after struggling with his partner's death.

To those who think that 'girl power' came and went with the Spice Girls, a night in Kuala Lumpur on March 9 would have undoubtedly proved the skeptics wrong. Fridae's KL writer, Sue Anne Teo checks out the party.

Attempting to categorise people according to the "labels" they wear is not a phenomenon restricted to the more brand-conscious members amongst us. Fridae explores the disturbing trend of "labelling" as a form of discrimination in the lesbian community.

Fridae.com, Asia's leading gay and lesbian Internet portal turns one.

While the Sydney Mardi Gras may appear to be the gay party event of the year, it also has a dark history of violent crimes towards gay men and women. Fridae speaks with Jack, a victim of gay bashing at the recent Mardi Gras Parade.

Is singer-songwriter Alanis still the "angry white female" she is so commonly known as? Phin Wong reviews her new third studio album, Under Rug Swept.

To sheathe or not to sheathe? Fridae's Manila columnist, Glenn Chua, shares his views and experiences on having to decide between protected and unprotected sex.