The New-York Historical Society is about to launch an exhibit of SAFE/HAVEN: GAY LIFE IN 1950s CHERRY GROVE. This OUTDOOR photographic Exhibit will give an intimate look at one of the first gay beach towns in the United States. It explores mid-20th-century gay life in Fire Island’s remote hamlet of Cherry Grove, located on … Continue reading
While most of us are whinging about post-Covid extra pounds, queer Latin singer Ricky Martin has got slimmer and hotter. In a photoshoot for Schön! Magazine, the 49-year-old is sporting a blond beard and wearing a leather vest and has never ever looked better. The occasion is to promote his enw album, but the … Continue reading
Hailed as “British dance’s true iconoclast”, the most notable of all his successes of queer Scottish choreographer Michael Clark who emerged in the 1980s as a prodigy at London’s Royal Ballet School, was bringing punk ballet to the masses. The list of the people he has collaborated with since then reads like an inevitable … Continue reading
How many Joe Exotic ‘Tiger King” does the world really need? The ‘real one’ became a household name in 2020 after the phenomenal success of the Netflix series Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness Sadly (!) he ended up in jail for the failed murder plots to kill the (obnoxious) Carole Baskin of Big … Continue reading
To mark the start of PRIDE MONTH on June 1st Shout Studios will be releasing one of the most uplifting LGBTQ documentaries we have seen for a very time. THE SOUND OF IDENTITY is the story of how Tobias Picker a remarkable queer composer who was the forward-thinking Artistic Director of Tulsa Opera House, … Continue reading