London
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Dame Anya Hindmarsh and her quintessential British-eccentric Ice Cream Parlor : a whole new meaning of the word ‘queer’
Queerguru’s Editor is an ex Brit that immigrated to the US but still after several years there is expected to defend English cuisine to Americans, who are not particularly known for ‘fine dining’ themselves I ask them to focus on the facts such as the US population is now 335 million and the country…
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HOMOSTASH celebrates 10 Years of alternative culture and moustache lovers across the globe with a fab BIG PARTY this weekend
Hard to believe that we have already enjoyed 10 glorious years of HOMOSTASH so far : it seems like only yesterday we were at the opening party in London’s East End. It’s the brainwave of DJ and promoter Tafkanik & creative director and photographer Rodrigo Branco and it features and brings together alternative culture and moustache…
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Queerguru’s Sandy MacLennan reviews The Biba Story, 1964-1975 Exploring how fashion phenomenon Biba blossomed to become the world’s first lifestyle label.
The BIBA Story, 1964-1975. The Fashion and Textiles Museum is a unique creative hub, museum and workshop space in London’s edgy Bermondsey. It’s also where the UK fashion doyenne Zandra Rhodes lives and works, overseeing a roster of exhibits that celebrate the craft, creativity and history of fashion and textiles. This year the museum has…
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Brit writer/actor Joe Eason stars in his powerful queer drama TWO COME HOME about to play in London’s Kings Head Theatre
Queerguru is always constantly amazed about the sheer quality and quantity of queer theatre that is on in London at any given time. It surely out ranks any other capital city around the globe (yes, including you New York) with its theatrical delights which our own small band of reviewers struggle to keep…
