Miami’s World OutGames is so much more than just about sport. This 10 day global event is also about culture and human rights and will present Pulse Points, which is an artistic response to the massacre at Orlando’s Pulse Nightclub last year. It will take the shape of an experiential memorial that will fuse … Continue reading
For his latest cinematic treat the veteran British auteur Terence Davies has written and directed a visually stunning period-drama biopic on the great American poet Emily Dickinson. Born into a prominent Massachusetts family in 1830, but Davies starts his story when as a rather troublesome young woman, Emily (Emma Bell) is cutting short her studies at Mount … Continue reading
Oy Gay! BUTTMITZVAH London’s first ever queer Jewish club night which is a brand new, shlongtastically fabulous take on the ancient ritual into adulthood is hosting a new event on May 27th 2017: Third Time Schmucky. BUTTMITZVAH is a queer Jewish extravaganza and the ultimate cumming of age party, combining live music, comedy, theatre, drag … Continue reading
If you have never seen an issue of ELSKA MAGAZINE the highly coveted series of photo-essays by Brit artist/journalist Liam Campbell, then where have you been as he is already up to Issue 11. Campbell descends on a city of his choice and photographs men. All sorts of men, and as diverse as possible. … Continue reading
The opening scenes of Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Steve James’s intriguing new film shows an affluent elderly Chinese/American couple watching James Stewart playing the heroic banker George Bailey in the classic movie It’s A Wonderful Life. This evidently is the Sung’s favorite film and is what successful lawyer Thomas Sung claimed inspired him when in 1984 he … Continue reading