Internet-released short films, that by-pass the censors, are all the rage in China right now. We talk to the director of one of the most popular ‘mini-films’ that happens to have a gay storyline
San Franciscan couple Lisa Dazols and Jenni Chang are traveling the world seeking out the ‘supergays’. Nine months in, we hear about where they’ve been, who they’ve met and what they’ve experienced
Why actor Kirk Cameron and Cardinal Keith O'Brien argue against gay marriage
Internet broadcast TV show, Colors Rainbow TV, is a beacon of the new LGBT rights movement in Burma
Gay Star News interviews Mojo Wan, Shanghai’s most prolific illustrator
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In our second interview with Libyan LGBT activist Khaleed, he talks about his life after the revolution in Libya
GSN speaks to gay men in the United Arab Emirates to learn their stories as the first hints of dialogue on LGBT issues starts in the country
After Ann Widdecombe’s Samaritans stupidity, we look at the true pro-LGBT values and history of the original crisis helpline
How paying attention to your PR can help you land your dream job, build your business or get the relationship you want
A primary school in London, UK, is leading the way in tackling homophobic bullying, teaching children from three to 11 why gay is about love not sex
We take a closer look at the Paddy Power ‘trans-stallion-dog’ ad which has left broadcasters, regulators and the firm red-faced
We interview the author of Come and Go, a novel about the lesbian scene in Hong Kong
Trans super heroes, experimental Arab short films, photography and performances in India's third city
Actor and writer, Jesse Archer, talks to Gay Star News about his brand new films, projects and life in Australia
Out and proud Dutch illusionist Hans Klok chats about his London debut, the magic of the internet and why being a gay performer in the US is career kryptonite
How a population imbalance makes Qataris turn to gay sex for release, despite the state’s denial and persecution
The rumors about her sexuality and why they should be treated with suspicion and respect
We interview the ‘power gays’ shaping global firms from the inside to make them better employers for lesbian, gay and bisexual staff
As Zenne Dancer tells the story of a Kurdish ‘honour’ killing, we speak to Hebûn, the LGBT group in Diyarbakir
Children of Srikandi, made by an all female cast and crew, tells the stories of eight queer women in Indonesia
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John Amaechi gears up for a Student Pride debate with questions from Gay Star News
First of a two-part interview with Libyan LGBT activist Khaleed about his life before and after the revolution in Libya
GSN is partnering up with three supercool DJs to bring you the HomoLAB gay news and culture podcast each week
Gay Star News interviews Adam Lowe, CEO of Melbourne’s Midsumma celebration of queer culture
The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so take a class at London's L'atelier des Chefs this Valentine's and learn how to make gay super food, macaroons
How the Stonewall Workplace Equality Index decides which are the best employers for lesbian, gay and bisexual staff in Britain
Award-winning Jamaican gay activist Maurice Tomlinson on the death threats that forced him into exile and the state of LGBTI rights on the island
Acclaimed gay photographer Stuart Sandford explains why he’s hanging up his camera for good
Phoebe Hart's very personal story is on Australian TV on Sunday, she tells Gay Star News her story
In the last part of our three-interview series on Peter Tatchell, we ask him about the future of LGBT activism around the world
