Australia named 17th safest country for LGBT travellers
Australia is the 17th safest country for LGBT travellers according to new research, ahead of the United States but behind Canada, the United Kingdom and …
Australia is the 17th safest country for LGBT travellers according to new research, ahead of the United States but behind Canada, the United Kingdom and …
Country music star and gay icon Dolly Parton has surprised the music world with a thumping new dance single. Dolly, 73, has released Faith, a …
SYDNEY has won its bid to to host the biennial WorldPride festival in 2023. The Habour City was announced as the successful bidder at a …
Uganda has announced new plans for a bill that would impose the death penalty on homosexuals. The bill—colloquially known as “Kill the Gays” in Uganda—was …
At 78 years of age, the irrepressible MAGGIE KIRKPATRICK is telling her life story. The actress spoke candidly with the Star Observer‘s arts and entertainment editor …
The planned compensation has been celebrated, but Swedish activists say they will push for more.
The gay world cup is upon us, but where will you be watching the main event?
Ahead of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden, a local director and producer is bringing the “almost” Eurovision experience to audiences here in Australia.
Punters are confident Dami Im will go far in 2016 Eurovision Song Contest.
Xavier Naidoo dropped a week after he was announced as Germany’s contestant for Eurovision 2016 following claims of homophobia and extreme right-wing views.