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PTown’s Commons Art Center dedicate their Changemakers Fund to the memory of activist Urvashi Vaid
Right now, this feels like such a wretched world that is currently dominated by a disgusting, self-aggrandizing despot who spends most of his days avoiding the job he was elected to do and focusing on finding anything and everything he can stick his own name on. So the news that landed in Queerguru’s inbox felt…
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Romeo, Romeo ….wherefore art thou Romeo?
Life hasn’t been all bad for Victoria Beckham, the Essex-born girl who, ironically, was called Posh Spice and was part of the Spice Girls, who sold more than 100 million records worldwide, making them the best-selling girl group in history. But success elsewhere has eluded her. When she went solo, her eponymous debut album, which was released…
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Queerguru’s Peter Herbert reviews THE 50 GREATEST GAY FILMS OF ALL TIME by John Demetry
Fifty Best lists of (whatever the subject) may seem like two a penny, and compilations of the best LGBT films are easy to find online or in reference surveys such as 100 Queer Films Since Stonewall, published by the BFI in 2025. These listings usually include titles like Happy Together, Maurice, Victim or Priscilla Queen of…
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Queerguru’s Peter Herbert reviews Derek Jarman’s MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL BLUES INSTALLATION @ The Fitzrovia Chapel
Blue was the last colour the eyes of Derek Jarman saw before his death in 1994. A new installation near the heart of London transforms the Fitzrovia Chapel, a beautiful Byzantine-themed chapel built in 1891, into a blue beacon of love, life and joy, remembering the power of one of England’s greatest queer romantic artists.…
