Andrew John
Digital Journalist based in Wales, United Kingdom.
Joined on Feb 4, 2010
Expertise in
LGBT community & lifestyle,
Entertainment,
Celebrities
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Britain’s best-known human-rights campaigner has issued a damning criticism of the organisers of San Francisco Gay Pride, who have revoked the nomination military whistleblower Bradley Manning as Grand Marshal of this year’s Pride parade in June.
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Two of the UK’s best-known theatrical knights – Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Derek Jacobi – will be camping it up like never before tonight, when a new sitcom hits TV screens.
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There could be a legal challenge in Northern Ireland if it becomes the only part of the United Kingdom without same-sex marriage.
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The Catholic hierarchy will never be convinced when it comes to gay marriage – or gay anything at all. There’s little or no point in continuing to try. Never the twain shall meet.
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More than 500 guests, including celebrities and politicians, attended the UK equality group Stonewall’s annual Equality Dinner at London’s Dorchester Hotel last night (Thursday).
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A Seattle jury has rejected a claim by actor Junie Hoang after her date of birth was posted on Amazon’s Internet Movie Database (IMDb).
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Justin Bieber, the 19-year-old pop sensation who has generated some pretty negative headlines recently, has said he will tone down his behaviour.
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It always seemed a funny old day, Good Friday. Why, we kids wanted to know, was it thought so “good” when it marked such a horrible death?
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It’s not surprising that some gay people see the 19th-century poet and playwright Oscar Wilde as a kind of messiah figure.
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The gay British actor Rupert Everett says his former Catholic faith drove him to live sex and to become what he calls “a slut”.
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A noted UK Christian thinks gay bishops – now to be allowed to take office in the Church of England – ought to lie about whether or not they will remain celibate.
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The three-week reign of the little people of Middle-earth at the top of the US box-office ratings has ended – and in comes some classic horror.
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As Britain’s coalition government reaches its halfway point, both the Prime Minister and his deputy claim it is “steadfast and united”.
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The English singer-songwriter Adele has topped the US albums sales chart for the second year running – with the same album.
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The Californian girl band Haim have joined the ranks of the likes of Mika, Adele, Jessie J and Keane in topping an annual new-music list compiled by the BBC.
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A furious row involving the Catholic Church, the gay-rights organization Stonewall and the Scottish government has erupted after the leader of Catholics in the country was named Bigot of the Year in an awards ceremony.
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Christians in Britain are furious that a conference of arms dealers is being held in Church House, London, home of the administrative headquarters of the Church of England.
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The British government has banned two drugs that can give users a legal high, and anyone found in possession will face up to five years’ jail.
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Dozens of flights between the USA and the UK have been cancelled because of problems caused by Superstorm Sandy, which has also played havoc with public transport in America’s eastern cities.
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Women in the United Kingdom could be having treatment for breast cancers that may never have been fatal, a review has shown.
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