V-Day may be over, but LoveLab continues! LoveLab is an exhibition at the Science Gallery, exploring everything to do with lurve. And it’s not just any exhibition: everyone is invited to take part in actual scientific experiments. Just call yerself a guinea pig!

Hooray! The lovely people at BeLonG To have a brand spanking newly re-vamped website at www.belongto.org

I’m sure you’ve all heard about the fantastic Sunday promotion in Pantibar, but just in case you haven’t, all drinks are half price (That’s right, HALF PRICE!!) which means that you can have an amazing night out and spend very little.

You often hear people say that they won’t go to lesbian nights, and when pressed it can often be due to bad past experiences at other nights. However, fear not. CaKe is relaxed, fun, and you will always get chatting to some lovely randomers in the smoking area out the front. So give it a shot!

So, it’s that time of the year again, Halloween, one of the three gay Christmases (Halloween, AMI and Pride)! You’d better start getting those costumes ready, because there is a LOT on, and most of them are fancy dress. With prizes. And everyone loves a good prize. You have absolutely no excuse to go out and have a ball over the Halloween weekend. The only problem will be trying to decide where to go.

P!nk was back in Dublin for two sold-out nights at the O2 Arena in Dublin and will be back next year for a few open-air shows. Fans camped out overnight at the venue to make sure they got as close as possible to Her P!nkness but some were disappointed in the setlist and wondered why two Funhouse songs were replaced with earlier songs. A few mentioned that the show was more like a A Greatest Hits concert.

Ah, the George. The very name of this bar stirs up so many memories for people. For the older readers, it may cast people’s minds back to the time it was a dedicated “tea room” (it opened in 1985, eight years before decriminalisation). For others, to some weird or random experience a few years back.

For almost a year and a half, Spice was held every Saturday in Spy Bar. It was a hugely popular, mixed night, which fell by the way-side for almost a year from July 2008. Spice’s reincarnation occurred about 6 months ago in its new home of The Dragon, and is on every Friday with music from DJs Paddy Scahill, Ruth and Davina Devine.

What were you as a child? Were you the kind who experienced gloopy Chinese food, like no other gloopy Chinese food? The most un-Chinese of foods? And were you the kind of child who loved it? If the answer to any of these questions is “Yes” then Jimmy Chung’s just might be for you!

Toscana is one of those places. You know the ones, after your first bite you wonder why you have never been there before. The charming (Italian handsome) waiters, the delightful decor, the Italian opera playing faintly in the background gives the impression of lazy summer days on Piazza Navona eating Pistachio ice-cream. The whole experience is a joy.