When SCOTUS made their landmark ruling that finally made same-sex marriage legal in the U.S. the whole tenor of the reasoning behind the struggle did a seismic shift in many gay households from ‘can we marry?’ to ‘do we have to marry?’ Many people reasoned that now we had won the battle, then the very least … Continue reading
It takes some people much longer than others to make a comeback after they had a very public fall from grace, but now after a couple of false starts Pee Wee Herman (aka Paul Reubens) is finally back on our screens where he belongs. March 16th sees the World Premiere of ‘Pee-Wees Big Holiday’ movie at SXSW Film … Continue reading
If you cannot get to the BFI Flare Film Festival on London’s Southbank (shame on you!) then the nice people that organize the event are actually giving you a chance to watch five short movies at home free of charge. The BFI have got together with The British Council to launch fiveFilms4freedom, an online mini … Continue reading
Jan Fabre is a Belgian leading avant-garde theatre maker, author and visual and performance artist who is renowned for expanding the horizons of every genre to which he applies his artistic vision. His work deals with such themes as violence, lust, beauty and erotica and in particular the body in all its forms which has been the subject … Continue reading
Michael White , the man who Anna Wintour once described as ‘the most famous man you’ve never heard of‘ has just died aged 80 years old. White was a celebrated British theater impressario who introduced London to art ‘happenings’ with Yoko Ono, contemporary dance with Merce Cunningham and Pina Bausch, discovered the ground-breaking ‘The Rocky Horror … Continue reading