• The anarchic humor of the iconic David Hoyle

    The anarchic humor of the iconic David Hoyle

      The title ‘queer icon’ is so overused these days and usually for describing the most unqualified of people.  It does however perfectly fit David Hoyle a legendary English performance artist, avant-garde cabaret artist, singer, actor, comedian, and film director. Since the early 1990’s Hoyle’s surreal satirical performances have established him as one of our…

  • how to live a jellicle life: life lessons from the 2019 hit movie musical ‘cats’

    how to live a jellicle life: life lessons from the 2019 hit movie musical ‘cats’

      We often have a discussion in the Queerguru Office about how gay can you actually get.  In the case of Brit queer actor/performer Linus Karp it’s very clear: anyone who spends time finding any kind of subtext in an Andrew Lloyd Webber movie musical is super-gay. In Linus’ case thats’ actually, a compliment as…

  • Queerguru’s David Lagachu reviews THE MALE GAZE: THREE’S COMPANY

    Queerguru’s David Lagachu reviews THE MALE GAZE: THREE’S COMPANY

    The Male Gaze: Three’s Company – an anthology film series hand-picked by NQV Media deals with myriad issues under the queer sun. However, the series of six short films doesn’t limit itself to singular themes and sensitively deals with universal issues such as racism, politics, xenophobia et al.  Golden Boys (8 mins) Director: Jill Riley.…

  • 10 Reasons (and more) on why you should tune into aGLIFF Austin’s queer Film Fest

    10 Reasons (and more) on why you should tune into aGLIFF Austin’s queer Film Fest

      Like so many other queer film festivals these days aGLIFF (All Genders, Lifestyles, and Identities Film Festival) in Austin. Texas is the city’s oldest film festival.  And who said we would never!  With its latest edition PRISM 34 it continues with its mission to create positive and visible film programs relevant to the lives…