Love is love
Issue 1656
Issue 1656
10th Feb 2017
¡Caliente! Burning up the stage with Tango Fire
You don’t need to be a tango aficionado for the raw appeal of Tango Fire’s bold and flamboyant dancing
Web of Lies
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
The Romanian protests are an unlikely beacon of democracy
Claudia Mihai discusses the recent anti-corruption protests in Romania
Rigoletto | Singers outshined by set
It’s never a good sign when the set outshines the main cast
Reading Drawings
Despite its efforts at making ancient scribbles interesting, Reading Drawings remains slightly too academic for the general public
Should the T be dropped from LGBT?
Elizabeth Windo goes over a brief history of the T movement and discusses the place of transgender people within the queer community
Science won’t be Trumped
The world cannot afford to let science be repressed again
Criminally short | The Benefits of Gusbandry
First debuting as a web-series in late 2015, The Benefits of Gusbandry has only recently joined the Amazon Prime arsenal. As a series trying to portray a different side of the relationships between man and woman, how does it stack up?
Coming out was an attempt to find myself
L.C. discusses labels, coming out and falling in love
Imperial students launch campaign to make medical curriculum LGBT-inclusive
Michael Wilkinson discusses the lack of LGBT training in the NHS and the steps that are taken to improve services for the queer community
Fuck Valentine’s Day | Asexual and aromantic
Joanna Wormald doesn’t really have anything against V Day, but they do mind the complete invisibility of asexuals and aromantics in mainstream culture