2026
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Queerguru asks Prof Lisa M Stulberg on ‘HOW TO WIN A CULTURE WAR’ and bring change to the queer community
It’s rare for a new book to circulate around the Queerguru Office and spark such a heated discussion… especially when it’s about social changes in our own queer community. The title ‘How To Win a Culture War’ promised to explore the important role played by pop culture in development in the book written by Lisa…
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Queerguru’s Peter Herbert reviews THE MAN I LOVE the latest film from queer auteur IRA SACHS
Gay American independent filmmaker Ira Sachs may have detractors, although for those who follow his films, The Man I Love offers a seamless deepening of themes to follow on from Passages 2023 and Peter Hujar’s Day 2025. The setting is New York in the 1980’s and a world threatened by the AIDS/HIV virus. This is not, as some may claim, just another…
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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews Tell Me Straight / Aggy, an excellent queer double bill currently on at London´s Kings Head Theatre.
Contemporary queer relationships are under the spotlight in the successful re-run of writer Paul Bradshaw´s double bill, Tell Me Straight / Aggy, currently on at Islington´s King´s Head Theatre. The semi-autobiographical Tell Me Straight takes us into the world of Him (Paul Bradshaw), a thirty-something gay guy trying to break a long-running cycle of hooking…
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Queerguru’s Jose Mayorgas reviews ‘NO MONEY NO HONEY’ looking back at being a sex worker in Argentina
A sort of diary, recorded on a Sony Handycam and stored on VHS tapes, offers a patchwork of images and sounds that is also a deeply personal statement and a date with the protagonist, who is there from beginning to end, sharing his/her story. We watch as it is said, “one more night with Trans…
