• San Franciso’s new street art honors the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

    San Franciso’s new street art honors the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

    San Francisco-based street artist, fnnch. has been very busy recently with his new work to honor the sainted Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. The artist is best known for his trademark ‘honey bears’ that he has placed around the city, and when he reproduces them as artwork they sell out in minutes.  These new works are…

  • Elska Magazine discovers how very friendly the men of Dublin are

    Elska Magazine discovers how very friendly the men of Dublin are

      Queerguru knew that it would take more than a Global Lockdown to stop Liam Campbell the intrepid Editor of ELSKA to stop producing his queer photo zine.   So in a brief lull last Summer he took a trip to Dublin, which we have always considered one of THE most friendly Capital cities.  Irish men…

  • Queerguru’s Curated Curios ………. and News   4/6

    Queerguru’s Curated Curios ………. and News 4/6

    Four Years Before Stonewall, ‘The Gay Cookbook’ Showed a Never-Before-Seen Side of Homosexual Life : In 1965, four years before the Stonewall Uprising, a man named Lou Rand Hogan published The Gay Cookbook, a 280-page book “for that very special man in your life or for the jaded hostess whose soufflés no longer stand on their own.”  https://bit.ly/3dE21xB…

  • Josh O’Connor plays  Romeo for real

    Josh O’Connor plays Romeo for real

      The word from the UK is that the National Theatre’s very first film is something of a smash hit.  In its 5-star review, The Guardian called this  Romeo and Juliet ‘an ingenious triumph”. This production of Shakespeare’s classic love story was created solely for the screen and it was shot on a single stage, over…