SF Haight Street Art Center : QUEER VISIONS

  The latest Exhibition at The Haight Street Art Center in San Francisco is QUEER VISIONS. It brings together LGBTQ+ artists and institutions to explore the role of nightlife in the creation of queer community in San Francisco as well as the importance of chosen families and genealogies in the shaping of individual queer identities. … Continue reading

SHADE : Queens of NYC

  For the most part good drag performers make for good TV.  Having just previewed Epsiode 1 of a brand new series called SHADE that goes inside New York’s  drag community, we cannot yet testify what these set of queens are like on stage, but when they are strutting their stuff around the city, they … Continue reading

Shadowlands: three separate love stories to get your juices flowing

  It’s that time of year again when we start seeing the announcements from the first wave of 2018’s LGBTQ Film Festivals and with them comes a spectrum of new queer cinema to whet our appetites.   These Festivals across the globe are not just a continuing celebration of our community but they give LGBT filmmakers a unique and … Continue reading

Shakespeare’s R + J : a homoerotic take on Shakespeare’s classic tragic love story

  This weekend, the Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts in Marysville, Wash performing its queer take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.  In their version, this classic drama now tells a homoerotic story of forbidden love between men. It follows four teenage boys attending an all-male parochial boarding school during the 1950s. Tired of their … Continue reading

Shall We Dance becomes We Shall Dance

  Last week live on Irish TV two men danced together, and surprise surprise much to the disappointment of all the homophobic haters, the world did not end.  From where we are sitting its still inconceivable that we as an LGBT community can marry each other, become parents, create our own legally binding families in … Continue reading

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