I have a brand new idea: A ball in which pronoun wristbands can be handed to guests so they can call one another by their preferred title.
Before Glitterball, branded as Oxford’s only LGBTQ+ ball, was held at the Town Hall on Friday, a social media post said: ‘We will be providing paper wristbands with pronouns on them.
Before Glitterball, branded as Oxford’s only LGBTQ+ ball, was held at the Town Hall on Friday, a social media post said: ‘We will be providing paper wristbands with pronouns on them’
For guests to call one another by their preferred title, they were provided with wristbands that could be used as pronoun wristbands
‘You can take as many as you identify with, and we hope it can ensure that everyone is gendered correctly without having to go out of their way to correct people.’
I have to say that pronouns are the last thing on my mind when I’m clubbing.
I thought the most common phrases used are: ‘Do YOU want a drink?’ or ‘Would YOU like to dance?’
I’m not sure if Romeo Beckham’s girlfriend Mia Regan beat everyone else to the bottom of the slopes after stopping for this picture, but she certainly took the chequered flag when it came to her £755 Perfect Moment skisuit.
I’m not sure if Romeo Beckham’s girlfriend Mia Regan beat everyone else to the bottom of the slopes after stopping for this picture, but she certainly took the chequered flag when it came to her £755 Perfect Moment skisuit
Wannabe football star Romeo, also 19, who has been dating Mia for two years, went slightly off-piste by asking in his caption: ‘How many broken bones u got’
Mia, 19 years old, whizzed down Val Thorens’ mountain, in France, in a video that she posted to her 558,000 Instagram fans.
Wannabe football star Romeo, also 19, who has been dating Mia for two years, went slightly off-piste by asking in his caption: ‘How many broken bones u got.’
She’s clearly his check mate…
The man behind the Goodwood Festival of Speed shows no sign of slowing down – he’s become a uni student at 67.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond left Eton College immediately to join Stanley Kubrick, a filmmaker.
Charles Gordon-Lennox (left), the creator of the Goodwood Festival of Speed has become an uni student aged 67
But half a century on, he has been spotted at New York’s Columbia University and his spokesman says he’s ‘very busy with his studies and focused on completing his course’.
Excellent marks