“Am I an actual meme?”: Nadine Coyle on Girls Aloud, the gays and her legendary lost passport
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“Don’t operate in fear”: State Senator Shevrin Jones on anti-LGBTQ+ bills
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Pussycat Dolls star Kimberly Wyatt on Don’t Cha Disco and connection with LGBTQ+ fans
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“I’m incredibly moved”: GiveOut founder Elliot Vaughn honoured with MBE
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‘It’s camp insanity!’: Drag Race star BenDeLaCreme on Drag Me to Dinner
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“It’s disco madness!”: Glitterbox is the club experience where all are welcome
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Zander Murray: ‘I hope we reach a point where footballers coming out doesn’t make the news’
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Drag Race stars reveal who they got starstruck by at RuPaul’s DragCon UK
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Violet Chachki and Gottmik: Drag’s divine duo on defying expectations
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Exclusive: Lorraine Kelly says she was ‘in her element’ on new drag show Queens for the Night
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Martina Brookshire: Meet the drag queen bringing high camp to the high seas
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Exclusive: Ginger Minj on how she keeps her career ‘fun and fresh’ after Drag Race
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Applications are now open for The Gold Rush, Miss Taylor Trash’s drag competition which is putting diversity at the forefront
Following the success of its first three seasons, The Gold Rush is returning to The Glory this October. Conor Clark spoke to Miss Taylor Trash about the competition and how it will adjust to running during the pandemic CHECK OUT MORE OF CONOR CLARK’S WORK IN QX MAGAZINE BELOW
Black Lives Matter: Activist Kaiden Ford talks the power of protesting and why your queerness needs to be anti-racist
Recent data shows that between 15 to 26 million people in America participated in demonstrations following the death of George Floyd, making Black Lives Matter one of the largest movements in history. Conor Clark spoke to Kaiden Ford, activist and New York resident, about the importance of opposing racism as loudly as possible check out more PIECES…
‘I will never forget the experience of virtual clubbing’: DJ Olly Waldron talks moving LGBTQ+ spaces online and turning quarantine queer
If someone had told you a year ago that an online DJ set would be the highlight of your week, it may have been hard to believe. But, Olly Waldron is proving that it could be something we continue to enjoy long after the world returns to normal. Conor Clark spoke to him about adapting…
Q&A: Miss Taylor Trash on surviving lockdown, plans for the future and her drag competition the Gold Rush
Like most entertainers, Miss Taylor Trash had some unexpected free time on her hands as the scene came to a sudden halt in March. But with venues set to begin reopening on July 4th, the self-proclaimed ‘Southern Belle-end’ talks to Conor Clark about what she has been up to and what we can expect to…
Lauren Simpson on life in the middle of nowhere and the struggles of higher education
“It’s kind of what I imagine a Neanderthal’s life would have been like – totally not glamorous,” says Lauren Simpson on living in a tent in the American woods for six months of her life. Lauren spent the summers of 2016 and 2017 living in the mountains of upstate New York where she had little…