The Ray Martin Midday Show was the epitome of white, middle-class conservatism – as can be seen by the audience members. For some reason he decided to have 36-year old transsexual Trixie Laumonte as a guest – and it quickly … Continue reading →
“In spite of the law, Sydney is quickly becoming for gays the San Francisco of the Southern Hemisphere. Now this may be a subject that you feel you or your children would be best to avoid. If so, please switch … Continue reading →
There have been a number of cute male presenters on Britain’s longest running children’s show Blue Peter. But Michael Sundin was, in my view, by far and away the cutest. Sadly, he’s better known as one of the shortest-serving presenters, … Continue reading →
Kenny Everett was a much-loved British comedian and DJ who courted controversy throughout his career. He was sacked from his job at the BBC for suggesting on-air that the wife of the then Transport Minister had passed her driving test … Continue reading →
When Sesame Street first aired in 1969 it instantly acquired a reputation as a ground-breaking children’s infotainment programme. Not only was the format stylish and innovative, it was also inclusive: characters – both human and puppet – came in a … Continue reading →