New Year Honours knight Sir Stephen Fry, Sir Gareth Southgate and Sir Sadiq Khan
Stephen Fry, Gareth Southgate, and Sadiq Khan were honored with knighthoods in the New Year Honours for their contributions to mental health, football, and public service respectively.
Stephen Fry receives a knighthood despite suggesting trans rights are 'nonsensical'
Stephen Fry was honored with a knighthood despite his critical stance on Stonewall's trans rights activism, which he termed 'nonsensical'.
His remarks prompted disappointment from the trans community, highlighting tensions in the ongoing LGBTQ+ rights discourse.
New Year Honours knight Sir Stephen Fry, Sir Gareth Southgate and Sir Sadiq Khan
Stephen Fry, Gareth Southgate, and Sadiq Khan were honored with knighthoods in the New Year Honours for their contributions to mental health, football, and public service respectively.
Stephen Fry receives a knighthood despite suggesting trans rights are 'nonsensical'
Stephen Fry was honored with a knighthood despite his critical stance on Stonewall's trans rights activism, which he termed 'nonsensical'.
His remarks prompted disappointment from the trans community, highlighting tensions in the ongoing LGBTQ+ rights discourse.
Stephen Fry called a 'disappointment' for saying he no longer supports Stonewall
Stephen Fry criticized Stonewall's support for trans rights, describing it as 'nonsensical' and expressing disappointment in the charity's current policies.
Stephen Fry says being gay felt like 'a horror inside him'
Stephen Fry reflects on his struggles with identity and sexuality while growing up in a less accepting era.
Stephen Fry Explains Why Artificial Intelligence Has a "70% Risk of Killing Us All"
Stephen Fry, a known technophile, expresses concerns about the risks associated with artificial intelligence and its potential deceptive and unethical behaviors.
Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry connect with their Jewish heritage in new film Treasure'
The film Treasure features Stephen Fry and Lena Dunham as a father-daughter duo, based on Lily Brett's book Too Many Men.
Both actors connected with their Jewish heritage through the film's storyline and characters.