Aaron Bear
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, an intimate portrayal of the artist’s mental health during the creation of his 1982 album, Nebraska.
The black dog of depression can hit anyone, regardless of how fabulous their life may be/seem. Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere examines the effects of depression on singer/songwriter Bruce Springsteen and those around him during the development of his 1982 album Nebraska, just as he’s on the cusp of global stardom. Produced with the consent…
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Ric Weiland : the LGBTQ+ activist who still keeps on giving
We all need heroes and role models. Especially in the LGBTQ community. Most of the ones we have are very colorful and loud. However, there are some like Rik Weiland who is far from that. Yet this very quiet private man, one of the original founders of Microsoft who sadly took his own life…
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Aaron Bear & Wes Hurley : from Seattle to PTown with two stunning new queer films
Two of Seattle’s best queer filmmakers Aaron Bear & Wes Hurley were presenting their new films at Provincetown Film Society & Festival Yes I Am – The Ric Weiland Story the story of one of the world’s most generous gay philanthropists was written and directed by Bear, and Hurley was one of the film’s…
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Aaron Bear talks about YES I AM: THE RIC WEILAND STORY
Queerguru is frequently drawn to Seattle as it is the home of such an extraordinarily wonderful and unique queer culture that is so unlike any other US city. With Dina Martina as its unofficial patron saint, there seems to be no end to the talent that emerges from there. We were back there again…
