Riding down Ocean Drive in Style

queerguru was peddling away on our office bike down Ocean Drive the other day taking in the rays when we were overtaken by this rather stunning turquoise blue vintage car (PLEASE do not ask us to name the make or model!).  Now in Miami Beach we are used to seeing all things fabulous, but this one … Continue reading

R.I.P. David Cassidy …… and thank you

  The actor, singer and 1970’s teen pop idol David Cassidy died today in Fort Lauderdale aged 67.  His breakthrough came with his role in The Partridge Family where he played alongside his step mother Shirley Jones, and his solo singing career that followed made him one of the most successful stars of that decade. … Continue reading

R U Uncomfortable? #BlackLivesMatter

  R U Uncomfortable? is a powerful piece from Black Ops Poetry written by Nash Paragon Langley & Isidora Music. Directed, edited  and produced by queer Brit filmmaker (and our friend) Leon Lopez .  Take a few minutes out of your day to just stop , watch and listen no matter how uncomfortable you may … Continue reading

RABBIT HOLE

Becca and Howie are very happily married, successful and have rather a charmed life, which is shattered when their only child, a 4-year-old boy, chases his dog into the street and is killed by an oncoming car.  8 months later they are still trying to come to terms with his death and find ways to … Continue reading

Race

This new crowd-pleaser biopic of African/American athletic hero Jesse Owens sees his troubled world through rose colored glasses (even the Nazis running the 1936 Olympics are not THAT bad ) as it fore-mostly focuses on his remarkable achievements of winning 4 Gold Medals, with the political ramifications taking second place.  The movie starts with the teenage Owens leaving Alabama and his … Continue reading

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