It’s fair to say Loverboy and Francois Sagat have history. We spoke to him numerous times for our early incarnation of The Back Building and then we turned him into Madonna for the cover of our very first issue – breaking the internet while we were at it. So after a big fortnight for Francois, […]

  With equal parts trepidation and excitement, Loverboy’s BB checked out perhaps the most important mainstream potentially-feminist movie for years about the woman of wonder who is in her satin tights, fighting for our rights.  In the world of Hollywood, it is almost an act of bravery and audacity to make a Wonder Woman film.  […]

I first saw Fancy Chance many moons ago at a burlesque night in Leeds. She did her infamous Prince and Uhuru and I was blown away. It was, by a million miles, the best cabaret I had ever seen. Fancy holds the titles of Alternative Miss World and Britain’s Top Tranny and rightly so. Her […]

If you’ve not heard of Ann Miller, it’s time to educate yourself in all things Annie, children. Fallon Gold explains why this unsung camp icon is one of the greatest and big wiggiest of them all. There are four stages of Ann Miller. And if that sentence reminds you of the saying that there are […]

Loverboy’s Fallon Gold goes to the movies to swoon over Kristen Stewart but instead falls for the woman who is yearning for KStew in the magnificently subtle Certain Women. I often espouse and lament a golden age of 90s independent cinema as one massively underrated (generally) and very much missed (by me). Back then I […]

The re-release of John Waters’ Multiple Maniacs sees the Cavalcade of Perversion come to our big screens. Loverboy’s Fallon Gold puts the water on the boil for Lobstora Thermidor and prepares to be revolted by this lost queer classic. Cleaning up a John Waters’ film may sound like a camp censorship nightmare. But in this […]

2016 has been a lot of things – we all know it’s been ‘eventful’, to say the least. Amongst all the sadness, shock and tumultuous change, 2016 has also been a rather stellar year for amazing queer performance. Loverboy’s Fallon Gold has had the privilege of witnessing some of the greatest stuff and here gives […]

Fame! Oh, that theme tune, that star-jump cry from my youth. When I was ten years old the TV show of Fame won my heart. It won my soul. I waited avidly for every episode and sat rapt in front of the telly. I wanted to go to that goddamn School of Performing Arts so […]

Queer theatre is having something of a magnificent renaissance in London at the moment with works by Nando Messias, Dickie Beau, Scottee, and Le John Joseph, (amongst many others) doing the rounds and leaving audiences moved, in awe, and talking about our queer lives. So, Loverboy’s art critic Fallon Gold was super excited to hear […]