British actress Sienna Miller’s life has been made intolerable because of a “campaign of harassment” by photographers, her lawyer told London’s High Court on Thursday. Miller, 26, star of movies such as Alfie and Layer Cake, is taking legal action against photographic agency Big Pictures Ltd and its founder, Darryn Lyons, claiming they are guilty of harassment.
Germany’s first television station for gay men will go on air this week offering entertainment and news with homosexual themes via satellite and cable, the new TIMM channel said Friday.
The line-up will include popular series such as Queer as Folk, The L-Word and Absolutely Fabulous dubbed into German as well as documentaries on gay stars or celebrities who are big in the gay community such as Rupert Everett, Susan Sarandon and Liza Minnelli, the station said in a statement.
With the slogan “We love men,” TIMM said it was aimed at the estimated 3.6 million gay men who live in Germany, and also hoped to draw their family and friends, lesbians and a few “metrosexuals.”
“TIMM enriches the existing television landscape with programming from and by the target group — simply for everyone who loves men,” it said.
“The highly positive feedback from the target group in the last 12 months has shown us how high the demand is for tailored information, entertainment and service.”



