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Miguel Migs

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House Music legend Miguel Migs is set to play at Villa this month. Since his first releases in the ‘90s San Francisco based Migs...
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In The Crate: Drastic on Plastic

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Drastic on Plastic, the local weekly radio program that celebrates women in music is celebrating it’s 30th anniversary. We gave Jane Armstrong and Lorraine...
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24 Hours in a Disco Kiki Gyan Soundway Kiki Gyan was born in Ghana and as a teenager in the early ‘70s found employment as a musician,...
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Fringeworld Highlights

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Here’s a quick glance at the productions OUTinPerth are most looking forward to this year at Fringeworld. Le Gateau Chocolat We had a friend audibly squeal...
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Three's Not a Crowd: The Polyamorous Play

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  Imagine a consenting relationship between three people, now imagine them all being women.  The Fringeworld production Poly offers an insight into what that would...
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Positive Advocate: Is Cure Talk Helpful?

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With ongoing reports of research that could potentially cure HIV/AIDS, what is the impact of ‘cure talk’ on prevention efforts? Most people whole heartedly...
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Andy Warhol – Never Enough

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Even for the most ardent fan of Andy Warhol, the prospect of a four hour long documentary film on the artist may at first...
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West of Memphis (MA) Directed by Amy Berg In 1993, three eight year-old boys were found dead in a creek in the small town of West...
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Meshell Ndegeocello and Cynthia Erivo take on a George Michael and Aretha Franklin classic

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For her next album Synonym acclaimed jazz musician Meshell Ndegeocello is teaming up with an intriguing list of collaborators and taking on some classic tunes.
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AIDS 2026, the 26th International AIDS Conference is underway in Rio de Janeiro.
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On This Gay Day | Choreographer Jerome Robbins died in 1998

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Jerome Robbins made his mark in cinema and theatre.
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This is certainly not a book for children.
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Just.Equal to survey Secret Harbour candidates on LGBTIQA+ law reform

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Just.Equal is seeking answers from all candidates on where they stand on WA's Equal Opportunity Act.

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