Living with HIV - A gay man's personal journey (Part 1)

First in a series of six articles on living with HIV/AIDS - this first-hand account of what it is like to be gay and HIV+ is written by Singaporean SL Yang, who has lived with the virus for more than 10 years.

From 50 to 1,500: Korea Queer Culture Festival turns 10

The Korea Queer Culture Festival celebrated its 10th anniversary over the weekend with its largest-ever march through downtown Seoul. But as South Korea’s LGBT activists celebrate over a decade of queer community organising, funding cuts and a hostile political environment threaten its future. Matt Kelley reports from Seoul.

Smooth sailing for Shanghai Pride weekend despite cancellations last week

Main event on Saturday a success despite brief police presence; festival raises RMB 15,380 (USD2,250) for Chi Heng Foundation.

Authorities shut down film screenings and play at Shanghai Pride

A Shanghai Pride festival spokesperson speaks to Fridae about the forced the cancellation of a play about a gay hate crime and two movie screenings - although one has found a new venue and will go on tonight.

China’s first LGBT pride festival faces censorship

Two events at the ongoing festival have reportedly been cancelled by the authorities.

The new Forester: Audi Q5

Newly crowned compact SUV leader seeks to replace an icon in the LGBT community.

Samsung Jet

The Samsung Jet is an interesting "in-between" handset that is priced right to attract buyers.

Party of four is broken up: 2009 Wimbledon's gentlemen's draw

Should I defend my Wimbledon crown?

Trail of the Panda

Yet another panda movie! This live-action Chinese drama about a boy and a panda cub is disappointingly childish and corny. Strictly for kids and nature lovers.

Nobody to Watch Over Me

Japanese drama Nobody To Watch Over Me offers a fresh and frank perspective on the ubiquity and intrusiveness of the media today.

I Love You, Man

Love between two straight men never looked better – or funnier – than in I Love You, Man. Better still, some of the jokes carry a double or triple meaning for gay audiences who know better.

The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

Director Tony Scott tries too hard to give his action thriller The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 a social conscience. As a result, the action slows down just when it should be revving up.

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past

Matthew McConaughey delivers another smug, swaggering performance as a playboy whom women can't get enough of. Well, we know we have had enough.

Land of the Lost

Things get dumber and dumberer in Land of the Lost, a delightful Will Ferrell comedy that travels through space and time to an alternate universe populated by cavemen, dinosaurs and lizard zombie aliens.

Drag Me To Hell

Director Sam Raimi returns to his B-grade horror flick roots with this terrific chiller about a bank loans officer who makes the terrible mistake of saying no to a customer. Bankers, be warned...