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Queerguru’s Jose Mayogas reviews Dano García’s ‘MICKEY’ on the eve of its World Premiere at SXSW
“Love is… actions!”. This documentary is based on Mi$$ Mikey diaries. It’s an experimental visual project by writer-director Dano García, co-written by Tonatiuh Israel, photographed by Diego Tenorio, with music by Pablo Horn, and starring Mickey Cundapi Bustamante, a trans multidisciplinary artist who, alongside García, uses play and performance to res-signify the past and inhabit…
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Queerguru’s Dan Desjardins reviews Boy George & Culture Club at the HardRock Live in Hollywood, FLA
On February 18th I gladly filled in for our QueerGuru music editor (Allison Ananis) and made it to the Boy George & Culture Club (2026 Tour) show at the HardRock Live in Hollywood, Fla. This stop was part of a 15-date outing taking place in February/March which will be followed by a Las Vegas residency…
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Queerguru’s Robert Malcolm reviews “Young, Black, and Gifted: Diversity at the Paris Opera”
Classical ballet is rooted in the culture of the past and still carries with it the prejudices of old white European colonialism. Only in recent years have Black dancers begun to gain access to this exclusive world. Even now, traditionalists cling to an all-white cast, arguing for supposed aesthetic purity, homogeneity, and pointing to the technical…
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The Sussex Lancers: Tailor-made Leather Lovers ; an Exhibit at Brighton Musuem UK
In 1967 Phil Green and Ken Burton, who were tailors and partners, known to their friends as Aunt Rose and Aunt Esmé opened a fashion story at 31 Bond Street in Brighton, UK called Filk’n Casuals (say that carefully). Some of their clothing was considered rather daring and attracted a certain type of gentleman it…
