The Log Books Podcast on British Queer History

  If you are interested in the history of the LGBTQ community (and who isn’t?) then Queerguru recommend you check out THE LOG BOOKS an award-winning  queer podcast.  Run by Brit journalist and ex social media editor Adam Z Smith  who is one of the 3  co-founders. It focuses on British queer history, and in … Continue reading

The LOL Word : Coming Out Special

    The LOL Word: Coming Out Special ☆☆☆☆ The Vault Festival, London As the number of gay bars in London is decimated and the number of lesbian bars is well, we can’t even do the maths, were there ever enough to decimate? then we are often left asking, where do all the women go on a … Continue reading

The Lost Boys of Fire Island 2019

Just in case we are not allowed out all summer (!) here’s a reminder of what we will be missing.  Well, if we were planning to spend it on Fire Island……   Filmed  by Brian Emerrick

The Love Letters and Legacy of David Wojnarowicz

    The exceptionally talented queer artist David Wojanarowicz’s name may not easily trip off one’s tongue but his place in the echelons of queer culture is one that is totally assured. , He died of AIDS in  1992 just 37 years old, but the impact of his work is still so powerfully relevant today. A new … Continue reading

The Luncheon : an exploration of space, time and matter over lunch

  This rather surreal wee film THE LUNCHEON is the perfect distraction for everyone self-quarantined.  Totally abstract, quirky, hilarious, challenging and very mesmerizing, this piece  by Luis Amália and Kace Monney will intrigue you sufficiently to want to watch it over and over again.  And want to know more. In their own words The(a) Company … Continue reading

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