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BLITZ : the club that shaped the 1980s : Exhibit at London’s Design Museum
Since the late Sir Terence Conran established The Design Museum in London some 30 years ago, it’s been one of Queerguru’s very favorite Museums ever. Set up to promote awareness of design in education, industry, commerce and culture, it still continues to promote design in all its forms, striving to make the impact of design…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley in the beautiful, poignant ‘Hamnet’.
Paul Mescal gives us a treat as William Shakespeare, or Will as he’s known, alongside an equally good Jessie Buckley, in Hamnet, director Chloe Zhao’s verdant adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s 2020 novel. Hamnet imagines the late sixteenth century world of Shakespeare from his life as a young Latin tutor in Stratford-Upon-Avon through to meeting his…
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Bridgerton : possibly TV’s sexiest costume drama is BACK with Season 4
With the final passing of DOWNTON (may it result in peace), but let’s be honest, it could hardly continue since Dame Maggie had her final encore before making her heavenly debut …. all her fans (including us) have flocked to Netflix. Just in time for BRIDGERTON Season 4. Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington have…
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Queerguru reviews ‘DANCE OF THE 41’ : a Mexican queer romance and political drama from Netflix
Dance seems to be the theme of our movie choices from Netflix this week. Hot on the heels of 10Dance a passionate Japanese queer romance, we headed to Dance of the 41, a Mexican marital melodrama, queer romance, that is also a political drama directed by David Pablos. The movie is based on a scandalous…
