LGBT Lifestyle
The National AIDS Memorial Grove in SF’s Golden Gate Park : a beautiful space for healing, hope and rememberance
It is very rare that this writer is ever speechless for long, but on this first trip to San Francisco in decades, a visit to Golden Gate Park did exactly that. There, in its heart, is a 10-acre memorial for those impacted by AIDS: a dedicated space for
By LGBT
Apr 7, 2025
Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden reviews ‘the unapologetic fun’ of GALS ALOUD at Here@Outernet, London
Gals Aloud *** Here@Outernet Imagine a boozy Friday night at your local, where the karaoke starts off a little… well, let’s say ‘enthusiastic’, and then, through some queer alchemy, transforms into a full-blown, stadium-worthy concert. That is Gals Aloud
By LGBT
Apr 6, 2025
Queerguru’s Robert Malcolm reviews JOHN CRANKO the brilliant queer dancer and choreographer who found fame in Stuttgart
John Cranko was a brilliant gay South African dancer and choreographer, working in London and Stuttgart during the fifties and sixties. Joachim A. Laing’s stylish German-language film of the same name, starring the captivating Sam Riley (Control, On The R
By LGBT
Apr 6, 2025
Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism show, on at London’s Royal Academy until 21st April.
When we think of Brazilian modernism, the architectural works of Oscar Niemeyer, Lucio Costa, Paulo Mendes da Rocha etc; the city of Brasilia and many modernist building treasures spring to mind. Brazil’s modernist artists have enjoyed far less prominence
By LGBT
Apr 5, 2025