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The Enduring Legacy of One of Dakan By Francis Buseko While Dakan made waves as the first openly West African queer love story, its significance extends far beyond its historic debut. The […]

My Impact Statement: Rod Stewart’s “The Killing of Georgie (Part I and II)” By Gregory Walters Here was Rod Stewart, unabashedly telling anyone who would listen he was friends with a gay man. It’s important that he describes G […]

REVIEW – Beetlejuice Haunts the Jubilee Auditorium: “It’s Showtime” in Alberta for over-the-top musical It’s rather surprising considering the visuals that it wasn’t until 2019 that a Broadway musical based on a T […]

REVIEW – Girls Shine at Stage West Musical Revue After last years successful Boy Band themed holiday show, this year the ladies takeover with Girls Just Wanna […]

REVIEW – Beetlejuice Haunts the Jubilee Auditorium: “It’s Showtime” in Alberta for over-the-top musical It’s rather surprising considering the visuals that it wasn’t until 2019 that a Broadway musical based on a T […]

REVIEW – Girls Shine at Stage West Musical Revue After last years successful Boy Band themed holiday show, this year the ladies takeover with Girls Just Wanna […]

The Battle for Intro. 2: The New York City Gay Rights Bill, 1971 – 1986 By Maggie Schreiner The exhibition is organized around ten central themes, exploring topics such as the activist organizations who advocated for the […]

TRAVEL – Two cities & a coffee farm in LGBTQ-friendly Colombia Exploring Cartagena, Medellín, and Fredonia It turns out that Colombia, a country known for its vibrant […]

TRAVEL – Two cities & a coffee farm in LGBTQ-friendly Colombia Exploring Cartagena, Medellín, and Fredonia It turns out that Colombia, a country known for its vibrant […]

The Good War By Elizabeth Costello My heart, my gut, my cunt assumed positions of power. If that moment was a tarot card it was absolutely The Tower — the first time I s […]

Queering Loneliness: A Review of Luca Guadagnino’s Queer By Brian Alessandro Like then novel by William S. Burroughs on which it is based, Luca Guadagnino’s film adaptation of Queer is less about homosexuality t […]

Paperback Rack 🎀 Holiday 2024 Pulp BuzzPaperback Rack Holiday 2024IDENTITY UNKNOWNPatricia Cornwell Grand Central Publishing amzn.to/4fQdQ2HIN THE MAD MOUNTAINSJoe […]

The Closet is My Country By Damisola Sulaiman How do you accept that your closet is a country, that the place that made you into the person you are, is where you can’t be y […]

THEATRE REVIEW – I Still Believe in The Book of Mormon Since 2011 The Book of Mormon has shown tremendous staying power. The musical, created by South Park’s Trey P […]

THEATRE REVIEW – I Still Believe in The Book of Mormon Since 2011 The Book of Mormon has shown tremendous staying power. The musical, created by South Park’s Trey P […]

Gay Korean Culture in Love in the Big City LOVE IN THE BIG CITY Directed by Eon-hie Lee     Sang Young Park is a peculiar figure in Korea’s literary scene. In a country where homosexuality is sti […]

A Day in Hyderabad’s Flower Market By Patruni Sastry I had watched enough Bollywood movies to know that a good pair of sunglasses could shield both my identity and my makeup from prying eyes. […]

We the Parasites: Book Review By Dale Corvino We the Parasites is a deeply personal and ekphrastic poem-as-essay. It pursues its end to contaminate criticism with the queerest of […]

Queen Tut: A Review By Steve Warren The title, Queen Tut, is essentially a spoiler. Our young hero, Nabil (Ryan Ali), doesn’t choose it as his drag name until near the end of t […]

A Neon Rainbow in a Vietnamese Alleyway By Akram Herrak I don’t know what I expected from a gay bar—the closest I’ve ever gotten to being in one was when I went to a drag show in Beirut, Leban […]