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  • Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews This Is Buzz, an interesting step back in time to the story behind MTV´s 1990 youth current affairs show Buzz.

    Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews This Is Buzz, an interesting step back in time to the story behind MTV´s 1990 youth current affairs show Buzz.

    British youth culture probably physically peaked around the late 1980s / early 1990s. After all, thanks to the mid-1960s baby boom, there were an extra million of us at that point, looking to be entertained. This was a period of peak ecstasy, Acid house, raves, and a very busy bar, pub, gig and club culture…

    September 13, 2026
  • Rose Jarboe of The Bearded Ladies Cabaret welcomes us to The Hairport for PRIORITY HOARDING an immersive retroSpective installation

    Rose Jarboe of The Bearded Ladies Cabaret welcomes us to The Hairport for PRIORITY HOARDING an immersive retroSpective installation

    Part of our MISSION STATEMENT here at QUEERGURU is to bring you the very best in queer culture and, in turn, help it reach the fullest audiences it deserves. It has been an honor and privilege for our team to do this, and along the way, we have had the sheer joy of meeting some…

    September 13, 2026
  • Queerguru’s TOPS PICKS OF MUST SEE MOVIES @ Atlanta’s OUT ON FILM FESTIVAL

    Queerguru’s TOPS PICKS OF MUST SEE MOVIES @ Atlanta’s OUT ON FILM FESTIVAL

    We have never needed an excuse to visit ATLANTA, probably our favorite southern city in the US (sorry, Miami!), and we know once Labor Day weekend is over, we’ll be making tracks for the 39th Edition of  OUT ON FILM Queer Film Festival. Queerguru is not their only fan, by far, as Out On Film…

    September 12, 2026
  • Want to be strapped to a cute pilot as you jump out of a plane together?

    Want to be strapped to a cute pilot as you jump out of a plane together?

    Although Britain’s first AIDS case had been reported in The Lancet in 1981, it was the death of Terry Higgins in 1982  that brought the disease fully into public view. He was just 37. His friends used his death as a platform for further action and soon after set up Terrence Higgins Trust. Over the…

    September 12, 2026
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