The dates are set for the biggest LGBTQIA+ celebration Down Under to return next year.
A man who performed a backflip on a police bus was among four people arrested during the Sydney Mardi Gras parade on Saturday night.
Australian YouTube twink turned singer-songwriter, model, actor and fragrance & homeware brand owner Troye Sivan was spotted at the Art Gallery of NSW on Wednesday night for a Sydney Mardi Gras event.
Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan will attend the Mardi Gras after-party, Gay Sydney News has confirmed – but whether he performs might just depend on the night’s vibe.
Sydney’s Mardi Gras season officially kicked off on Friday last week, yet a stroll down Oxford Street this week might suggest otherwise.
The long-anticipated “sex tunnel” linking Arq Sydney nightclub and the adjacent sex-on-premises venue Sauna X is set to open next week for three separate events.
Police have launched an investigation after drag artist Gøthic says they were physically attacked and subjected to verbal abuse in what the performer alleges was a homophobic attack in Sydney’s north last week.
A co-founder of the straight Oxford Street nightclub Noir has confirmed for the first time that he intends to take over the gay club Arq, saying he plans to rebrand it as Aura nightclub.
The dates are set for the biggest LGBTQIA+ celebration Down Under to return next year.
A man who performed a backflip on a police bus was among four people arrested during the Sydney Mardi Gras parade on Saturday night.
Australian YouTube twink turned singer-songwriter, model, actor and fragrance & homeware brand owner Troye Sivan was spotted at the Art Gallery of NSW on Wednesday night for a Sydney Mardi Gras event.
Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan will attend the Mardi Gras after-party, Gay Sydney News has confirmed – but whether he performs might just depend on the night’s vibe.
Sydney’s Mardi Gras season officially kicked off on Friday last week, yet a stroll down Oxford Street this week might suggest otherwise.
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