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Queer artist Georg Meyer-Weil is heading to Sitges with TRAVELOGUE his new solo show
We’re packing our bags and heading to Sitges, the gay mecca in Spain that’s a short car ride from Barcelona. This time we are not going for the boys, or for the beach, or for their fab annual Bear Week ..…we are going to see Art. No really! If you are a regular Queerguru reader,…
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Queerguru’s Lifestyle Editor Peter Minkoff : Empowered Living: How LGBTQ Individuals Can Take Control of Their Health
The situation becomes difficult when people need to maintain their health because LGBTQ individuals face difficulties from a society that does not recognize their unique needs. The complete range of available opportunities requires your active participation while you work to achieve your best health throughout your existence. The following list offers you five important elements…
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Queerguru celebrates #LVW26 : LESBIAN VISIBILITY WEEK
Today (March 20th) marks the start of the annual LESBIAN VISIBILITY WEEK. Founded by Linda Riley the publisher of DIVA magazine, and queer activist, to combat erasure, she also founded Rainbow Honours, British Diversity Awards, and European Diversity Awards. The event is to celebrate lesbians, queer women, and non-binary individuals while amplifying the need for…
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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews “Invisible Me” a very relevant comedy-drama currently on at London´s Southwark Playhouse Theatre.
INVISIBLE ME SOUTHWARK PLAYHOUSE Longevity is all the rage at the moment – physical longevity that is. However, we won’t live long and happy lives if we don’t focus on our mental health as well, particularly as we age. Invisible Me, a comedy-drama by Bren Gosling, currently on at London´s Southwark Playhouse, examines this…
