As schism looms among the US Episcopalians (the American arm of the Anglican community), David Chew chronicles his boyfriend's coming out to his church in Singapore.
What are the out-"standing" arguments against gay men engaging in one-night stands? Fridae's David Chew plays the devil's advocate and stirs up controversy with a list of reasons why we should say "no" to one-night stands.
Being "out and proud" to one's family is never an easy feat. Fridae's David Chew explores the issue of "coming out" to one's family and its repercussions on family cohesiveness.
The gay clubbing scene has long been synonymous with the widespread use and abuse of drugs. Fridae's David Chew offers some insights into the prevalence of drugs in gay club culture.
Cruising for sex has long been synonymous with gay men. David Chew explores the phenomenon of gay cruising and offers some explanations as to why cruising will remain an integral part of gay culture.
From modern medical science to religious intervention, everyone has some theory on how to "cure" homosexuals. Fridae's writer, David Chew, explores the various theories and therapies available and questions their validity and efficacy.
A devoted fan of Cirque du Soleil, David Chew brings Fridae readers an exclusive interview with Gaston Elie, gay trapeze artist, who will be performing in the Singapore production of Alegra.
Since their debut at the 1999 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, the Asian Marching Boys contingent has become an increasingly prominent fixture. Fridae explores the appeal of the Boys and examines its role in advocating an active Asian presence in gay Australia.
No where else is one's exterior appearance more fawned upon or discriminated against than in the gay community. Writer David Chew explores the issue of discrimination against the aesthetically challenged members of our community and offers some insights into the phenomenon.
Homosexuality, molest, religion, electro-shock therapy, abuse - these are the controversial themes of an experimental performance by The Necessary Stage, Singapore. David Chew reviews this unique play that had even incorporated a question and answer session.