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.

Thank god for tea. It cures all ails. Your good writer partook of a beverage or 2 last night and is not feeling the better for it. However, she has done her best to search the world-wide interweb for all news and not so newsworthy stories about lovely ladies. We kick things off in our very own fair capital of Dublin with the news that the GAZE film festival is breaking records in its opening night last night.

With just over a week to go to the Eurovision, we here at Gaelick are all aflutter with anticipation. Okay, so I mean a royal ‘we’ since my fellow Gaelickers aren’t as interested as I am with the competition. So I won’t go on about, it but I would ask that you get behind Sinead and Black Daisy as they go and represent us next Thursday in the second semi-final. There will be more on the Eurovision at a later date

We had thought the week would end on a quiet note for the LGBT community from a news perspective after all the celebrations regarding Sweden, Iowa and Vermont approving gay marriage. Well think again. From P!nk breaking lesbian hearts all over again to a 16 year old transexual model, and rounding it off with the continuing are-they aren’t-they who-cares breakup of Samantha Ronson and Lindsey Lohan.

P!nk gets physical in the video for her next single from album Funhouse. Watch the singer release her pent-up aggression (again) in Please Don’t Leave Me.

We all love P!nk and it seems quite a few of us expect her to pop out of the closet this year. Here are 5 reasons why she won’t be doing any such thing.

Watch the video for P!nk’s upcoming single “Sober”. Warning that it may be unsuitable for minors.

Lesbian invisibility returns to the small screen, with a vengeance – let’s see what pickin’s are available for us in the coming week..

P!nk is back in Dublin for one night only! She brings her forthcoming album Funhouse on tour to the O2 in April.

 I know it’s a bit late but better than never! P!nk played at the Marquee in Cork on the 7th July. It was brilliant as usual. We walked from the city centre for what seemed like hours to get to the Big Top. We thought we would be able to see it on the horizon [...]