London’s Queer East Film Festival is Back. As usual it is a celebration of queer storytelling and activism in East and Southeast Asia and aims to uplift and amplify the voices of those marginalised in the LGBTQ+ community. To reflect on the significant progress that has been made, as well as the obstacles that … Continue reading
For most of us who made it to NY’s fabulous LIMELIGHT Club back in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s this excellent new book on club life by Steve Eichner brings back happy memories. Limelight was situated in a gothic revival brownstone that was once the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion. It originally started … Continue reading
Rufus Wainwright has a plan. A very good ine that is to ensure that we can all hear him live during the Covid lockdown. The celebrated queer American/Canadian singer/songwriter has recorded nine albums and he is doing a series of Livestream concerts from his Laurel Canyon home where he sings them all. “Special times … Continue reading
Broadway for Biden is an inclusive online community dedicated to bringing together professional theater makers and theater lovers around the country to raise awareness on key issues in the 2020 presidential election, increase voter turnout, and raise funds to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to the White House this November. The grassroots volunteer organization has … Continue reading
The award-winning British writer/director Ben Wheatley responsible for some excellent edgy films such as Sightseers and Kill List seemed an odd choice to helm Netflix’s Rebecca. He is valiantly trying to get the message through that his is not an adaption of Hitchcock’s 1940 original that won two Academy Awards including best Picture, It … Continue reading