Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterFive fierce drag queens from one of London’s best alternative drag clubs Sing The Pink try to out sync each other in their version of Pink’s Walk Me Home. Filmed in London’s legendary Bethnal Green Working Mens Club, these talented Brit performers are nothing less than fabulous. When Pink saw the video she declared … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterIn My Days of Mercy Lucy (Academy Award Nominee Ellen Page) is the daughter of a man who is on death row. When she visits him in prison she meets and ultimately falls in love with Mercy (Kate Mara) a woman on the opposing side of the death penalty. As a result, Lucy’s value … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterThere’s a new musical coming to NY that leaves nothing to the imagination. Literally. It’s the story of a gay couple that feel the need to re-connect, so they set off on a camping trip. However when their rental car breaks down, they hitch a ride, then get lost in the woods just like Goldilocks. … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterLittle Reef, Michael Carroll’s previous collection was a thoroughly enjoyable, layered assemblage of stories set in Florida and populated with gay men. His new collection follows a similar path but presents work that is more challenging, yet just as good. The inner voices of the characters may sometime seem scattered or hard to follow, especially … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterNY queer filmmaker Nick Borenstein got the ultimate seal of approval recently by actually having two short films accepted into the Tribeca Film Festival. No mean feat as this leading Festival is always heavily subscribed with thousands of submissions from the best of contemporary filmmakers. Judging by his two very cute and funny films, … Continue reading
