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THEGAYUK FEB/MARCH 2014 © 1994 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. FEATURE community went through to bring attention to the AIDS epidemic in the early 80s. asks if you want ‘a little top up Sue?’ 10. Watch ‘Bridegroom’: We’re nearly there, but equality still evades much of the world. Watch Bridegroom to see why marriage equality is so important to gay couples. 14. Donate to The Peter Tatchell Foundation: This man is a machine and our support is necessary, his foundation is one of the strongest singular voices in the UK fighting for human rights. 11. Spend over a hundred pounds on something you’ll never wear: If you can this is best done in Selfridges or Harvey Nicks Sweetie. 15. Watch a lady shoot ping pong balls from her foof: Because it’s an art form and these girls need the recognition they deserve. 12. Meet Jennifer Saunders and / or Joanna Lumley: This is also best done in Selfridges or Harvey Nicks. 16. Candle Lit Vigil: Nothing is more humbling than standing in a silenced, peaceful vigil in the memory of someone who lost their lives because of their gender or sexuality. twitter.com/PierreFitch / facehook.com/djpierrefitch 13. Watch ‘Abigail’s Party’: Those who know Abigail’s Party quotes are in a special club – that knowing look, when someone 92 17. Visit Stonewall and Christopher Street: The home of ‘Pride’ the Stonewall hotel is the centrepiece of the gay area in the east village in New York City. If you’re in New York this is one place to grab a drink. 18. Chat up a porn star: You’ve seen them from every inch on your screen, so why not say hi when you see one in a club and see if they can also hold a conversation. 19. Karaoke in Brighton: The gay capital of the UK holds Karaoke almost every night of the week. The small clubs and bars are a mecca for those who like to belt out a tune. 20. Visit Canal Street: The gay street in Manchester was the setting for the hit TV show Queer as Folk. A lively place to be on the weekend whether you’re up for some food, a quiet drink or to