Miami is finally joining the national June “Pride Month” calendar with the Inaugural Pride Music Festival in the city’s Wynwood Arts District. To reflect the full spectrum diversity of the city, there will be live concert series, an extensive nonprofit community village, lip-synching battles, late-night DJs, large-scale art installations, and more. All proceeds raised will … Continue reading
Shame on the American Academy last night for omitting one of the industry’s brightest stars from their very poignant In Memoriam section in the Oscars Ceremony. The late and totally fabulous larger-than-life CAROL CHANNING who died last year had actually received a Nomination for Best Support Actress in 1967 for her performance in Thoroughly … Continue reading
Netflix has a lot to be blamed for. Binge watching in particular. It may be OK to sit down and watch a web series with its brief episodes in one sitting, and (almost) socially acceptable to view some 30 minute episodes of a sit-com without a break. However when you stumble over a TV … Continue reading
The announcement that the ubiquitous Ru Paul’s Drag Race was going to start a UK version was not met with universal acclaim in the country. Mainly because Britain has a long history of drag performers that have this wealth of a culture and a very definite depth that the superficial TV program seems to … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories 2018