“I’m free!” The Voice’s Craig Lucas talks to us about coming out
Craig Lucas, the winner of season two of The Voice SA, made waves when he came out on social media. Now, in an exclusive interview with MambaOnline he opens up about his sexuality and his struggle with depression.
Lesbian film Rafiki smashes Kenya’s box office
The temporarily unbanned lesbian love story Rafiki was the top film in Kenya during the week it was allowed to be screened.
First teaser for Elton John biopic released (Watch)
We finally have our first glimpse of Rocketman, a musical film based on Sir Elton John’s rise to fame. Watch the teaser trailer right here.
Strictly Come Dancing wows viewers with same-sex routine (Watch)
The UK version of popular TV dance competition Strictly Come Dancing has been applauded for featuring an impressive same-sex dance routine.
Feather Awards drop Hunk of the Year nominee over homophobic tweets
One of the Feather Awards’ nominees for Hunk of the Year has been accused of posting homophobic comments on social media.
Here are the 2018 Feather Awards nominees!
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, the Feather Awards has revealed its star-studded lineup of nominees and the host for 2018, none other than Somgaga himself.
2018 Feather Awards: Vote for best LGBTQ media!
Here’s your chance to vote for Best Media in the 10th annual Feather Awards, which will honour LGBTQ and affirming celebrities, activists and public figures.
Trailer for 1st bisexual reality dating show is out! (Watch)
A trailer for a new ten-part bisexual reality dating series entitled The Bi Life, hosted by Courtney Act, has been released.
Victory as ban lifted on Kenyan lesbian love story
Kenya’s High Court has temporarily lifted the ban on the groundbreaking lesbian film Rafiki, which means it is now eligible to be selected for next year’s Oscars.
The Durban Gay & Lesbian Film Festival is back
The annual Durban Gay & Lesbian Film Festival runs until Sunday 30 September 2018 at select pop-up venues around the city. Now in it’s seventh year since opening in October 2011, the festival will screen 57 titles over a 10-day programme.