The Pride Arts Festival opened last night with a special screening of the film Pride at Clapham Picturehouse.
The film was followed by a question and answer session with its producer, David Livingstone, and members of LGSM. London Live was at the launch.
Gay's the Word was established in 1979.
Its curator, Jason, and Pride Arts Festival curator, Duncan, explain more about the event.
What does Pride means to the producer and members of the cast?
They also played one of their latest songs: 'If All Your Parts Don't Make A Whole'.
Toby Earle has been speaking to Stephen Merchant and the cast
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The Osmonds are heading to Islington's Union Chapel for a special one off gig
It is dedicated to his musical routes, soul and reggae.
The Nashville singer-songwriter announces his 13th album
The American singer-songwriter will perform Hackney's AmericanaFest
The X Factor winner and Sugarbabe Amelle Berrabah came into the studio to chat
The harrowing film highlights the global scale of sex trafficking
Singer-songwriter Jake Morrell is lined up to play Glastonbury
The lead singer is going on a solo tour next year
The comedian and actor is delving further into serious issues
Since overcoming bulimia and an addiction to exercise, Dana Suchow has become an expert in the field of body image.
One of Sweden's most prolific songwriters - Sulo Karlsson will be here - he's about to launch two new albums in the capital this evening, with a special gig with Paul Young
Comedian speaks to London Live ahead of her return to the Soho stage
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The album will feature excerpts of the pontiff's speeches put to music
