The legendary Designer Barbara Hulanicki was a major force in fashion in London in the 1960’s/1970’s : her seven-floor BIBA Department Store was as big as Harrods and far more important to the country’s youth. Her jam-packed career and unceasing influence on design is the stuff of movies (there had been one so far…) … Continue reading
For some American actors the draw to live and work in the UK is just to impossible to pass up on, especially when their work is so well received. Three time Oliver Award Winner (the British equivalent of a Tony) David Bedella is a case in question. Bedella moved to London from in 2001 … Continue reading
Queerguru is so excited that the London Short Film Festival hosts its 18th (and first!) digital edition from 15th – 24th January 2021. We need as much excellent culture as this to sustain us and also lift our spirits during all these COVID Lockdowns. Each January, LSFF hosts ten days of short form, conversation … Continue reading
Early in the new year The Weeknd released a new video for “Save Your Tears,” a track off his most recent album, After Hours. You can always count on The Weeknd to deliver over the top creative content – and this video does not have any shortages of that matter! The Weeknd is wearing a … Continue reading
Years before composer Adam Guettal picked up 2 Tony Awards for Light In The Plaza in 2005, he had written a stunning song cycle called Myths and Hymns. Originally known as Saturn Returns, Guettal based in on Greek myth and and lyrics found in an antique hymnal, and it concerns the relationship of humans … Continue reading