Category archives: Entertainment

The 71st Sydney Film Festival tonight awarded the prestigious Sydney Film Prize to Italian filmmaker Paola Cortellesi for her film There’s Still Tomorrow, a moving, empowering melodrama about an industrious woman in post-WWII Rome. Cortellesi directs and stars in the film, which became a box office phenomenon in Italy, outperforming the likes of Barbie and Oppenheimer. The winner…

The 71st Sydney Film Festival (5-16 June) opened tonight at the State Theatre with the World Premiere of Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line. Festival Director Nashen Moodley opened the Festival to a packed auditorium including Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line director Paul Clarke and Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett. Sydney Film Festival Board Chair, Darren Dale said, “I am…

In the vibrant landscape of contemporary music, LGBTQIA+ musicians continue to play a pivotal role in shaping culture, challenging norms, and amplifying diverse voices. As society evolves towards greater acceptance and inclusivity, these artists make an indelible impact through their talent, creativity, and unwavering authenticity.  In 2024, amidst a backdrop…

The Wickham put on a stellar celebration of lgbtqia+ pride today in Brisbane. Guidetogay.com is there capturing all the action. Photos are being uploaded live today to this very page. For video content check out our instagram and subscribe to our YouTube.channel

Hundreds of thousands of revellers lined the streets of Sydney to watch the 2024 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras parade. The iconic LGBTQIA+ Pride march is the largest in the Southern Hempisphere and is the only night time queer parade in the world. Fresh off last year’s epic World…

It’s been a rollercoaster week for the tireless team at Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. with the recent Sydney wide issue of asbestos in public parks from Liverpool to the city being in the headlines all week. Alas, the City of Sydney Council has found asbestos in the grounds…

Photos: Davey Lee / Guidetogay.com

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras 2024 is set to surpass all expectations, presenting a colossal line-up of over 150 performers across the Festival’s key events. This year’s festival brilliantly showcases an array of global stars, comedians, drag and performance artists, and top-tier international and local DJs, reflecting the rich diversity…

The iconic Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival returns from 16 February to 3 March 2024, charging into our future with its biggest and boldest program in years.  Bursting at the sequined seams, the expansive Festival program celebrates the entire LGBTQIA+ community, boasting over 100 electrifying community events, dance parties, theatre and…

Honolulu Pride Festival at Waikīkī Shell. Photos: Davey Lee – Guidetogay.com