It may sound slightly trivial, but I’m always fascinated by what people eat, how they make decisions about food and what are some of the assumptions that people are making about the food that they’re eating.

This week I’ve surveyed 100 gay men around the world to find our what they have for breakfast. It may not be the most rigorous of studies, but it’s a pretty strong sample of gay men primarily in the 25 to 45 age bracket and a good mix of global locations including the US, Canada, Australia, Great Britain, France, Denmark, the Netherlands and Belgium.

Gay fans of legendary Ice Cream maker Ben and Jerry’s can get a chance to thank them personally for their recent support of gay marriage as they embark on a major UK tour.

And you can say thank you in the best way imaginable - by devouring some of their latest flavors. The Core Tour 2012 will be distributing thousands of tubs as vans visit 18 different cities across the country.

They’ll be popping into shopping centres, offices and universities to offer you a taste of their new, ethical, Fairtrade range which combines two flavors in one tub.

All eyes will be on London this summer as the British capital hosts World Pride, which Gay Star News has partnered with, and the Olympics.

Many of the images will be predictable. Few cities have so many globally famous icons as London. I was at an event at the top of Tower Bridge on Wednesday (21 March) and was told the bridge is one of the world’s top 10 most recognizable landmarks. Big Ben (or St Stephen’s Clock Tower for pedants) is also on the list.