Tag: 2022
Lanee Bird ‘SKINTIGHT’ her solo show of queer fetish photography @Schlomer Haus Gallery
Indigenous Queer photographer Lanee Bird, a self-proclaimed dyke and pervert is about to debut her first solo show SKINTIGHT at the Schlomer Haus Gallery in San Francisco. The Gallery is the dreamchild of married gay couple Steffan Schlarb and Brandon Romer who “wanted to create a space in the Castro for the unseen…
“Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over ” broadcast on Jan 1st 2023
It seems that the new documentary on Whitney Houston‘s cousin is so much better than her own recent disappointing biopic I Wanna Dance With Somebody, “Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over” has picked up 4 awards since premiering at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival and is now due to be broadcast by CNN…
WAKE UP PUNK: Vivienne Westwood & her two sons with stories from the Punk Era
If you have been deliberating about investing in a VPN (A virtual private network that extends a private network across a public network and enables users to watch media in other countries) then this may be the time to sign up for one. There can be no better reason than it’s the only…
WRECKAGE ‘a queer love story filled with loss, guilt, joy, and everything in between” : Turbine Theatre, London
Brit queer writer/actor Tom Ratcliffe is transferring his play WRECKAGE to London after a very successful run at the Edinburgh Festival this summer. The play, originally commissioned by the Harlow Playhouse is about a couple whose lives are disrupted by a sudden and permanent distance “its a love story filled with loss, guilt,…
Thierry Mugler: Couturissime: a retrospective of the work of the iconic queer French designer
As the world celebrates the life of the legendary Dame Vivienne Westwood who died this week aged 81, we also remember another fashion icon who died in 2022. Thierry Mugler, the openly gay, French fashion designer who dressed celebrities from Lady Gaga to Beyoncé, was 73. when he passed away in January. The House…
