‘Wojnarowicz’ Review: A Queer Biography as Bracing and Rebellious as the Artist Himself
The artist David Wojnarowicz, who died of AIDS in 1992, used his queerness as a radical pose, a way of saying, as Chris McKim’s documentary “Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F***er notes: “I’m not gay as in I love you, I’m queer as in fuck off.”
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Upcoming Film ‘Art And Pep’ Tells Decades Long Love Story Behind LGBTQ Bar, Sidetrack And The Fight For Gay Rights In Chicago
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Hannah Holland Announces Debut Solo Album, ‘Tectonic’
25 Facts About the 'Mary Tyler Moore' Finale
OnlyFans Bans A Particular Niche Of Content
Gay Republican Calls GOP Colleagues ‘Bigots’ for Opposing LGBTQ Legislation State Rep. Paul Martin had no time for fellow Republicans who opposed banning gay and trans "panic" defenses.
Upcoming Film ‘Art And Pep’ Tells Decades Long Love Story Behind LGBTQ Bar, Sidetrack And The Fight For Gay Rights In Chicago
15 Gay Bearded Hotties on Instagram to Get You Thirsty
Hairy hunks from Instagram pages the world over are here to quench your thirst after a year of social distancing.
Meet Melissa Mursch-Rodriguez the creator of Moody the Zine, a zine that showcases art, photography, poetry and writings from queer and BIPOC (Black, indigenous and people of color) artists.
'Looking' Actor Daniel Franzese Says Catholic School Fired Him for Being Gay
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Conservative writer William F. Buckley, Jr. Proposes Tattooing All “AIDS Carriers” in New York Times Op-Ed (1986)
Meet Melissa Mursch-Rodriguez the creator of Moody the Zine, a zine that showcases art, photography, poetry and writings from queer and BIPOC (Black, indigenous and people of color) artists.
'Looking' Actor Daniel Franzese Says Catholic School Fired Him for Being Gay
Busted: Republican Senator Ted Cruz Caught Lying in Leaked Call About Critical Upcoming Senate Bill
This Week in LGBTQ History
Conservative writer William F. Buckley, Jr. Proposes Tattooing All “AIDS Carriers” in New York Times Op-Ed (1986)
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Some argue it appropriates LGBTQ culture, while others contend it normalizes gender-neutral language in a positive way.
Hannah Holland Announces Debut Solo Album, ‘Tectonic’
The album finds Holland drawing influence from the wide variety of sounds that have run through her career – from the dance floor propulsion she’s brought to queer London nightlife since the mid-noughties, to post punk grit and cinematic soundscapes.
‘Tectonic’ will be released on September 17, 2021.
Listen to the new track ‘Midnight Horizon’
‘Tectonic’ will be released on September 17, 2021.
Listen to the new track ‘Midnight Horizon’
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