London is well-known for its amazing LGBTQ+ life, but how do its gay saunas or bathhouses compare since the closure of the once-almighty Chariots? From Sweatbox Soho to Sailors to Legs 800, here's

Looking to jerk off online with other guys? Jerkay is one of the latest gay chat sites to use video tech and cams. Our masturbation-meiesters reached for the Kleenex and checked it out – purely for

Vault 139 is one of London's only gay cruise bars. Because of that, it's attained notoriety around the UK and beyond. But what's it's really like? We gave Alex Hopkins the really horrendous task of

The Iris Prize is a six-day celebration of LGBT film in Cardiff. The programme includes screenings of 35 international short films competing for the Iris Prize and the 15 Best British Short nominees.

The feud between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford has provided gay men with infinite joy for over 50 years. It’s now been turned into an FX series starring Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange as the

Families: can’t live with them, can’t live without them – at least certainly not in the world of Xavier Dolan. Gays.com's Alex Hopkins reviews Dolan’s latest film; It’s Only the End of the

Alex Hopkins looks at two films from this year’s BFI Flare London LGBT Film Festival which show the LGBT community at its most powerful as it battles the legacy of

Last Men Standing, which premiered at this year’s BFI Flare London LGBT Film Festival, is a deeply sensitive portrait of long-term HIV survivors, says Alex Hopkins at Gays.com. 
 
In the

One of the most significant and longstanding LGBT film events in the world, BFI Flare 2017 will include over 50 features, more than 100 shorts and a wide range of special events. Gays.com's Alex

What happens when a rampant top can’t find a bottom who grips like a vice? Gays.com takes a look at the high-tech sex toy wankathons offered by Fleshjacks...



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Barry Jenkins’ Oscar-winning film Moonlight is the finest LGBT-themed film in years – and essential viewing, says Gays.com's Alex Hopkins.

Growing up gay is still difficult – but

Gays.com recently caught up with independent gay filmmaker Noel Alejandro in Barcelona to talk about the philosophy behind his films.  Gays.com writer Steffen Hafenmayer reviews Noel's latest

Gay London has undergone massive changes in recent years. Gay bars have closed not just in Soho, but also in other parts of the city – despite this, south and east London remain hotspots for LGBT

The LGBTQ+ community is known to embrace diversity, but some people still struggle to make new connections and turn them into friendships. They find it challenging to connect with the people from

Gays.com writer Alex Hopkins reviews two films at this year’s BFI Flare London LGBT Film Festival - 'The Trans Sex Workers of Istanbul' and 'Right of Passage' - which highlight the plight of LGBT

The dildo is the oldest sex toy available. But what are its origins and how has it evolved over time? Alex Hopkins traces the dawn of the dildo.

The trusted dildo now comes in every

When Mart Crowley’s play The Boys in the Band opened off-Broadway in 1968, gay liberation was yet to happen - but less than a year later, while the play was still enjoying its lengthy run, the

Legendary Spanish filmmaker, Pedro Almodóvar’s latest film is a radical departure from 2013's I’m So Excited – but all the stronger for it, says Alex Hopkins.
 
In his long and