2025
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“But You Have to Love Humanity Even if You Can’t Trust It:” Queerguru’s Janet Prolman reviews The Inquisitor
”The Inquisitor” is a new documentary about Barbara Jordan, the first Black woman to serve in the Texas Senate, and later the first Black woman elected to Congress from the Deep South. She was widely respected across party lines for her conviction, integrity, intelligence, and exceptional speaking abilities. In her time, she became a household…
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LEGENDARY LOOKS : The Art Of Effects Design In House Ballroom : a new 3 part Exhibit
Delve into the extraordinary tradition and artistry of effects design in the LGBTQ+ House Ballroom community. This groundbreaking multi-media exhibition features more than sixteen unforgettable looks created by some of ballroom’s top designers, stylists and walkers, including Icon Overall Mother DeeDee Lanvin, Icon Founding Mother Miss Shalae Basquiat, Legendary Cameo Cameo, Legendary Giovanni 007, and…
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Top Picks of MUST SEE MOVIES at the 19th Edition of Berlin’s XPOSED Queer Film Festival
We always love the month of June as this is the time of year we are spoilt with so many of Queerguru’s fav queer Film Fests popping up around the Globe. Starting off just before the month begins with XPOSED in Berlin (one of our all-time favorite European capitals). on May 29th and which is…
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ELSKA’s intrepid Liam Campbell travels to Eastern Europe see what its like being queer in MOLDAVIA (once part of USSR)
Just when we think that Liam Campbell, the Editor in Chief of ELSKA, our favorite globe-trotting quuer photo-zine, must be running out of new countries to explore and feature, he surprises us with his latest discovery. For Elska’s 52nd Edition, Campbell travelled to MOLDOVA, a landlocked country in Eastern Europe bordered by Romania and war-torn…
