DUST : Nowhere to run from awkward memories

  Dust’s coming of age story is not the polished instagram version of puberty. It is as naïve, bare and unedited as a teens sexted video.  Dust compellingly captures the exact moments between adult hood and childhood when the familiar people, places and bodies of earlier years no longer fit together. Painful as a pimple … Continue reading

Dustin Lance Black: on why he’s happy to be a Mama’s Boy

Queerguru talks with Dustin Lance Black Oscar Winner, writer, producer, activist, mentor, husband and father about his excellent new memoir MAMA’S BOY in which he credits his mother for helping him shape his future.  Published by Penguin Random House Filmed with Roger Walker-Dack by Dan Desjardins at Miami Book Fair

Dusty and Shane and their obsession with the Worlds Greatest Singer/Songwriter

  Straight after the Sundance Film Festival last year filmmaker Kareem Tabsch, the co-director of the award winning documentary Mucho Mucho Amor called the Queerguru Office.  He was very insistent that we  get hold of a short queer animated film that had been showing at the same screenings as his film. We did exactly and … Continue reading

Dusty Springfield : You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me

  The sublime Dusty Springfield was so much more than the flamboyant figure she cut with her  peroxide blonde bouffant hairstyle, evening gowns, and her signature  heavy  eye make-up.  At her peak in the 1960’s she was one of the most successful British female performers, with six top 20 singles on the US Billboard Hot 100 … Continue reading

Dying Alone, Together: LIVE!

‘   Every week, NYC LGBTQIA+ creatives and odd couple Jack Tracy (old, jaded, chooses violence) and JJ Bozeman (young, love and light, chooses crystals) discuss love, sex, relationships, dating, and even swipe the apps together, joined by special guests for games, laughs and thoughtful conversations.  This week however for one night only there will … Continue reading

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