When Christopher Murray was born he suffered oxygen deprivation which resulted in his autism, although 51 years ago this was a ‘disorder’ still to be recognized by the medical profession. His mother Janice always aware that Christopher was ‘different’, and lacking any sound advice or help, was determined that with immense amounts of love … Continue reading
I’ve just returned from Park City, Utah, and my first Sundance experience (virtual, of course), and I have good news to share. Tig Notaro and her wife, Stephanie Allynne, have co-directed a female buddy “rom-com” for our times. They have elicited strong performances, most notably from Dakota Johnson as the lead character, Lucy, a … Continue reading
“La vie m’est insupportable… Pardonnez-moi.” (“Life is unbearable for me… Forgive me.”) … this becomes very clear on the very last minute of this biopic of one of the most versatile popstars of the past century. Dalida, or simply Dali, had it all! Born from an Italian family who emigrated to Cairo during the … Continue reading
Queerguru’s Editor is an ex Brit that immigrated to the US but still after several years there is expected to defend English cuisine to Americans, who are not particularly known for ‘fine dining’ themselves I ask them to focus on the facts such as the US population is now 335 million and the country … Continue reading
After the Met Gala debacle this week when so many B, C and D List Reality TV ‘Stars’ and Celeb’s (!) usurped the true meaning of the word CAMP which they interpreted as TRASHY, we look back at one of the real exponents of the art who never thought twice about it, as she … Continue reading