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A message of hope and change for IDAHO from the Emirates

LGBT people in the Emirates marked the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia with a message of hope and appeal for dialogue and change

Will gay people be ‘invisible’ in London’s 2012 Olympics?

GSN investigates what London’s Olympic organizers have done to involve LGBT people, give them a presence at the games and leave a legacy for gay sport

Gay Americans cross the pond for marriage

GSN speaks to some ex-pats who left the land of opportunity for the chance to marry in the UK

Undress your doubts on what to wear

GSN seeks professional help from celebrity stylist Gabrielle Teare to avoid fashion faux pas and get the inside-scoop on the best wears

Scotland: winning the gay marriage fight

GSN takes an in-depth look at the fight for same-sex marriage in Scotland – a battle with important lesson for equality campaigners worldwide

Amy Lamé and Scottee have an Unhappy Birthday with Morrissey

GSN has tea with Amy Lamé and Scottee, Britain's queen and king of alternative gayness, to discuss love, Morrissey, and the worst birthday present ever 

Five steps to the perfect relationship

Gay Star News quizzes a leading relationship counselor to the low-down on what to do when things start going wrong

Making cuts for expression

Gay Star News interviews the director of a film about a Chinese paper cut artist who uses this traditional art form to express his sexuality

Soho Speedo splash!

Our reporter dons a pair of Speedos and hits the streets of London’s Soho – all for a good cause...

Why same-sex marriage is spreading in Europe

With Britain vowing to have same-sex marriages, Italy likely to be pushed into making the leap and France also set to tie the knot under a new president, are gay marriages now unstoppable in Europe?

Sinners, Repented: Gay insults and apologies

GSN counts down the top 15 anti-LGBT insults, and the apologies that followed  

India's most mainstream queer film fest is back in Mumbai

Gay Star News interviews Pallav Patankar, co-director of Kashish Mumbai International Film Festival

Frontrunners: The faster way to get fit

Matthew Jenkin escapes the treadmill and burns up the pavement with London gay and lesbian running group the Frontrunners during his Olympic body challenge

The truth about gay health

As a new report from Stonewall reveals shock stats around drugs, suicide and discrimination we examine how the health system is failing lesbians, gays and bisexuals

Tokyo has twice the Pride

The capital of Japan has two LGBT Pride marches this year. Gay Star News speaks to the organisers of this Sunday's Tokyo Rainbow Pride

Eat like an Italian. The new gay diet?

Want to get lean and strong? It’s time to embrace all things Italian

Why a healthy mind equals a healthy body

Matthew Jenkin puts his mind at rest to get his body in gear during his Olympic body challenge

My film to support gay marriage in Britain

Mike Buonaiuto on how and why he created a short film for the pro-gay British group Coalition For Equal Marriage

Church and gays clash over Bologna Pride

Bologna's Pride march will start from the museum of the Holy Mary, once home of the LGBT movement. But the Catholic hierarchy has attacked the organizers

A gay hate murder and a lesbian artist's love

Lucy Ash talks to Gay Star News about how the death of Ian Baynham affected her art and life

LadyRocker finds Peace of mind

LadyRock star Heather Peace chats about her long-awaited debut album, Simon Cowell and Lip Service

Circles: My stories about HIV and AIDS

Black playwright Beverly Andrews explains how reports of a homophobic crackdown in Africa inspired her play, Circles, which tells stories around HIV and AIDS

Ian Roberts talks about being out personally and professionally

'You hear all those horrible stories about high-profile people who had been living these closeted lives. There's no excuse for it anymore'

The China Vagina Monologues

Gay Star News speak to the director of a recent production of The Vagina Monologues in Shanghai about feminism and LGBT rights

Historian says famous Titanic passengers were gay

On 100th anniversary of ship's sinking, historian examines two prominent passengers' sexuality

Olympic body challenge: Feel good to look good

Personal trainer Will Pike shows Matthew Jenkin that the way to achieving a body beautiful starts from the inside

A new wave of gay hate in Italy

As Italian MP Massimo Calearo calls gay kisses ‘disgusting’, LGBT activists move forward their agenda despite political hatred

Searching for The Cure

Gay Star News interviews the director of a new documentary about Christian ‘gay cure’ programmes, and their survivors, in Australia

Out of the frying pan and into the scrum

Olympic body challenge: Working out is a team effort as Matthew Jenkin takes on the Kings Cross Steelers

Belgian beach boys come of age

The star and makers of North Sea Texas chat about the difficulties and joys of making a film about teenage gay love