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Category: Sex

The Importance of Being Earnest

5 March 2014 London My latest post for the Huffington Post – a meditation on the significance of coming out, … More

coming out, homophobia, Huffington Post

Falling Down the Canyon

12 February 2014 Invercargill Paul Schrader’s attempt at a directorial comeback – the low-budget erotic thriller The Canyons, starring Lindsay … More

Bret Easton Ellis, James Deen, Lindsey Lohan, Los Angeles, Paul Schrader, Sex, The Canyons

Till Death Do Us Part

4 November 2013 London Two plays on the London stage – Joanna Murray-Smith’s Scenes From A Marriage and Alexi Kaye-Campbell’s The Pride – put … More

Alexi Kaye-Campbell, coming out, homophobia, Joanna Murray-Smith, Marriage, Scenes From A Marriage, The Pride, West End

Little Britain

20 August 2012 London Is something rotten in the state of Britain? In this cultural round-up, I review the National Theatre’s … More

2012 Olympics, Alecky Blythe, Britishness, Damien Hirst, Kate Lockwood, London Road, Royal National Theatre, Tate, Verbatim Theatre

Gore Vidal Has Left The Building

1 August 2012 London My tribute to the giant of American letters, stately homo and provocateur Gore Vidal, who died this week. … More

coming out, Gore Vidal, homophobia, Obituary, United States

Triumph of the Gimps

24 July 2012 London My review of the finale of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy – a film so unrelentingly fascist … More

Batman, Christopher Nolan, Fascism, The Dark Knight Rises

Torch Song Trilogy

26 June 2012 London My review of the Menier Chocolate Factory’s revival of Harvey Fierstein’s modern gay classic, Torch Song … More

coming out, Harvey Fierstein, Menier Chocolate Factory, Torch Song Trilogy

Mommie Dearest

13 May 2012 London For Mother’s Day, I re-read Angelica Garnett’s hatchet job on her mother Vanessa Bell, in her … More

Angelica Garnett, Bloomsbury Group, Charleston, Deceived With Kindness, Memoir, Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf

Queer Eye for the Rugby Guy

23 October 2011 London Rugby, the game that personifies New Zealand’s macho homophobic culture, is now a thing of homoerotic fantasy – … More

All Blacks, homophobia, New Zealand, Rugby, Sonny Bill Williams

Shame and First Love

16 October 2011 London One day, two great London Film Festival films: Steve McQueen’s brilliant, punishing Shame, and Andrew Haigh’s … More

Andrew Haigh, coming out, London Film Festival, Michael Fassbender, Shame, Steve McQueen, Weekend

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