Heading out to the Sydney Film Festival? We have two double passes to give away!

Former LOTL cover girl Ruby Rose has teamed up with JVC to bring the music festival experience straight to you (literally).

One of Melbourne's favourite singer/songwriters, Jess McAvoy, has decided to take the plunge and relocate to North America.

A new film is looking for support to give LGBT Ugandans a voice.

Take a sneak peek at some of the films just announced as part of the Sydney Film Festival program, which runs in June.

Did you pick up a copy of Mary's Journey last year? Stop by the new website.

Kim has travelled around the world stealing hearts and winning over international audiences with her solo performances. It's time for another Sydney show! 

Songstress (and out lesbian) Liz Martin said she wanted to write an album with tracks that were "big fat happy positive inspiring singalongable change the worldable."

Year after year, the Brisbane Queer Film Festival never fails to deliver on its promise to bring you the best LGBTI films on offer from around the globe – and BQFF 2011 is no different. Showcasing a selection of films so sensational your head might just explode in a shower of sequins, the ever popular festival returns to Brisbane Powerhouse from Friday 8 to Sunday 17 April.

Join the cast and crew of Alice and Alan's Adventures in Wonderland as they throw open the doors at Slide to present a special fundraising performance in support of ACON. 

Disguise, disappearance, wrestling, clowns, a whole lot of sheep and a smokin' jazz trio will transport audiences of all ages through a glitter dusted, cross-dressed comedy of wit, recklessness and romance in Siren Theatre Co.'s upcoming production of As You Like It.

8 Ball Aitken is the redneck preacher at the shotgun wedding between country and blues, and he's on his way to Newtown.

It all started, they say, when he met a woman.

 

The most romantic lesbian films, just in time for the holidays.