Fridae

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.

A devoted fan of Cirque du Soleil, David Chew brings Fridae readers an exclusive interview with Gaston Elie, gay trapeze artist, who will be performing in the Singapore production of Alegr�a.

A gay man was burned to death after being doused with gasoline and set on fire by an acquaintance who found out about his sexuality.

It's a baby boy for former lesbian Anne Heche.

While spectators saw the usual display of flesh, feather and glamour, floats addressing religious and political controversies dominated the parade along Oxford Street.

Subject to discrimination and marginalization by both the heterosexual and homosexual communities, no one has it tougher in the gay world than effeminate gay men. Fridae explores the sad state of femme discrimination and provides a rallying call for "sisters" all around the world.

Since their debut at the 1999 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, the Asian Marching Boys contingent has become an increasingly prominent fixture. Fridae explores the appeal of the Boys and examines its role in advocating an active Asian presence in gay Australia.

US comedian/actress Rosie O'Donnell confesses to being gay and slams Anne Heche during performance at benefit.

New findings reveal that almost one million Americans are now living with HIV/AIDS and new infections have remained steady at around 40,000 per year.