Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterBen Youdan may recently have been the Artist -In-Residence at the Tom of Finland Foundation in L.A. but his heart is still in his hometown of Liverpool in the North England. Its there in The Gallery in Stanhope Street that he has his current exhibit FILTH. It is celebrating queer male sexuality, exploring gender identity, … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterTo be perfectly honest we are not major fans of the great Midwest , however that doesn’t stop us liking this music of one of its own peeps …….and to be totally truthful the red beard helps. Queer singer/songwriter KYLE MOTSINGER is no stranger to these pages and so we were real happy when … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories 5 min movie guideFor her sophomore directing gig Greta Gerwig took an enormous gamble by putting her spin on Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel LIttle Women that has been universally beloved for the past 150 years since it was first published. Happily this adaption/reinterpretation is a sheer delight that not only will Miss Alcott’s loyal fans love, … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queerguru.tv
When actor Matthew Cavan was diagnosed with HIV+ 10 years ago he felt totally isolated. He lives in Northern Ireland, a conservative and religious province of the UK which was way behind in its acceptance of the LGBTQ community let alone those with HIV.
Supported by his close family + friends Cavan created Cherrie On Top as his drag queen alter ego to give him confidence and made two documentaries on his life’s journey filled with such positivity and now he talks with QUEERGURU about the joy of being regarded as role mole for the community
#NickyLarkin BBC Northern Ireland
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterWe’ve not even celebrated the Holidays yet BUT we are already planning what to go see in the new Year, and this is one of the very first things that has been added to the QUEERGUrU diary. The rather wholesome and jolly operettas that WS Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan wrote to amuse Victorian audiences … Continue reading
