Brian Butler finds gathering round in our Queer community is at the heart of Brighton Festival
Brian Butler finds gathering round in our Queer community is at the heart of Brighton Festival
“A love of honey could make all the difference “
Brian Butler is drawn into the word of online influencers -one of whom would sell his soul
Baby Lies Truthfully is a new short film featuring Russell Tovey about the life of the artist David Robillard.
Brian Butler watches actor Russell Tovey’s move into dance and finds something to love
Russell Tovey announces his marriage and receives almost no Tom Daley-style vitriol from the gay community. It couldn’t be because we would all serious make a play for his rugby playing beau Steve Brockman, could it?
It’s October 1977 and five members from the group Campaign for Homosexual Equality (CHE) have rocked up outside The Corn Exchange in Brighton to picket John Inman’s new show. Why? Because they believed his flamboyant character from hit TV show Are You Being Served? isn’t helping their cause. But what do John Inman and Russell Tovey, the homosexual actor from TV shows Looking and Being Human, have in common?
Actor Russell Tovey, singer and actress Heather Peace and Paralympian Claire Harvey become patrons of The Albert Kennedy Trust (AKT), the LGBT youth homelessness charity.
