Brighton Pride stands out as a unique celebration combining beach, city, and countryside events. With a history of top headliners and a groundbreaking corporate policy, it offers diverse spaces for all LGBT+ members.
Over 200,000 attended Budapest Pride 2025, a defiant march following Hungary's political shift after Orbán's ouster, with LGBTQ+ rights still fragile.
Tim Dowling's use of 'valise' during a tour leaves bandmates and crew baffled, highlighting the humorous pitfalls of language after 35 years in the UK.
Nearly 200 children attended Go Cornish Celebration in Truro, showcasing the revival of Kernewek, as Cornwall council finalizes a 10-year strategy to boost everyday use.
BFI's Rip It Up season runs May-October, featuring films like Quadrophenia and Bend It Like Beckham, with youth-led programming on identity, rebellion, and digital culture.
Eight years ago, Netflix's Atypical delivered a nuanced sapphic romance between Casey and Izzie, offering queer women a rare, authentic love story that still resonates today.
Pride organisers in north-east England adapt to funding cuts and flag bans by Reform-led councils, returning to protest roots amid a hostile political landscape.
Des Lynam told viewers to remember where they watched England's Euro 96 semi-final loss to Germany. Six Guardian writers recall that night 30 years on.
Iranian director Mahnaz Mohammadi discusses her film 'Roya' drawing on imprisonment and torture, and her ongoing fight for women's rights despite constant threats.
The new Legally Blonde prequel series 'Elle' follows a teenage Elle Woods in the 90s, aiming to bring joy and self-belief to millennial viewers amid dark times.
A duck named Lupita was attacked by a dog during a BBC Breakfast interview with the RSPCA. A photographer rescued the bird, which suffered a broken pelvis.
Seattle's World Cup committee proceeds with Pride Match on June 26 despite Egypt and Iran calling for cancellation of LGBTQ+ festivities tied to their game.
Pauline Hanson's recent comments reveal a desire for a narrow, exclusionary Australian culture, sparking debate on national identity and diversity.
Gen Alpha slang shares surprising parallels with Minionese, the made-up language from Despicable Me, including loanwords and Italian influences.
Bangladesh's fervent support for Argentina and Brazil at the World Cup is rooted in history, culture, and a sense of connection to home.
The historic lily flag is making a comeback among Bosniaks during the World Cup, reflecting growing impatience with the international community and a desire for ethnic identity.
Historian Alan Atkinson argues Australia has always been multicultural, from the First Fleet's diversity to colonial ports, challenging Pauline Hanson's call for a monocultural society.
The Long Wave's new editor explores the legacy of pan-African journalism, from early diaspora papers to modern digital media, and what lessons can be applied today.
Camille Farrah Lenain's photo book 'Made of Smokeless Fire' documents queer Muslim lives in France, inspired by grief for her gay uncle Farid. The project counters erasure through intimate portraits.
The US men's national team's diversity of player backgrounds—from college soccer to European academies—is a strength, not a weakness, according to a new analysis.
Michael Cunningham, Hilton Als, Eileen Myles, and others choose their top LGBTQ+ books from the US, from classics to hidden gems, celebrating Pride and America's 250th anniversary.
Madonna, 67, revealed tension with daughter Lourdes Leon, 29, saying writing a song together helped heal their relationship, in a new interview about her album Confessions II.
Nigel Farage faced fierce criticism on Good Morning Britain after defending Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon's explicit comments about Carol Vorderman as 'lads' banter'.
Adoption reunions are complex emotional journeys, often involving joy, grief, and identity struggles. This article explores the nuanced realities.
Australia's support for multiculturalism fell from 90% to 73% in 2026, a historic 17-point drop, as economic pessimism and global insecurity rise, according to the Lowy Institute Poll.
A South London neighbourhood dubbed 'Little Colombia' erupts in yellow as fans gather to support their nation in the World Cup, with early morning matches testing their dedication.
As gaming terms like 'cheat code' enter the Oxford English Dictionary and politicians use 'NPC' and 'killstreaks,' here's an A-Z guide to video game slang from boosting to speedrunning.
A trans delivery driver shares how their trainer responded with kindness and acceptance after they revealed their gender identity during a bathroom dilemma.
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Readers respond to Louis de Bernières' dislike of imprecise speech, sharing their own frustrations with words like 'like' and 'so', and other language changes.