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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews the nostalgic ‘Moss & Freud’, which details the relationship between the model Kate Moss and the artist Lucien Freud.
Iconic model Kate Moss has always excelled at controlling her public persona, drip-feeding just enough personal information to keep her public satisfied whilst maintaining a very full private life largely away from scrutiny. ¨Never complain, Never explain.¨ Her many followers will no doubt then lap up her latest project, Moss & Freud, a drama based…
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Queerguru’s Peter Herbert reviews ‘STRANGE JOURNEY: The Story of Rocky Horror’ a documentary by Linus O’Brien about his father’s cult film
Strange Journey is a documentary made by Linus O’Brien about his father’s all-time cinema hit The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The film opens in Hamilton New Zealand where locals revere local boy Richard O’Brien, who left for London aged 22 in 1964 and shot to unexpected fame in 1973 when he wrote what is described…
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BBC TV’s SMOGGIE QUEENS : Brit drag humour at its very best : back for a 2nd Season
One of the sad side effects of the success of Ru Paul’s Drag Race is that the emphasis on excessively made-up, glittery queens has somewhat replaced the scrappy, cheaply dressed queens who succeeded on their somewhat vicious, quick wit and potty mouth/ They were/are the real drag icons/queens we love. For example, probably Queerguru’s favorite…
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‘TONY’ the compelling story of when Anthony Bourdain fell in love : with cooking and Provincetown
Provincetown, the speck at the tip of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, has been a much sought-after destination for over 400 years now. Ever since the English Pilgrims sailed there on the Mayflower and settled, this rather idyllic spot has become a haven for so many different folk from around the globe. Following the American Revolution,…
