Category: News LGBTQ

Alison Bechdel’s Lessivée — A Graphic Novel In Lessivée, Alison Bechdel once again delivers a deeply personal and emotionally resonant work. Known for her pioneering impact on queer comics, the celebrated American cartoonist presents a semi-autobiographical story filled with vulnerability, insight, and wry humor. This graphic novel paints a thoughtful portrait of the quiet perseverance

RIDM 2025: A Bold and Insightful 28th Edition From November 20 to 30, 2025, the Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) returns for its 28th edition, promising an exciting and thought-provoking celebration of documentary cinema. Over eleven days, RIDM will feature a dynamic mix of established filmmakers and fresh voices, offering audiences a compelling lineup of

Alan Cumming Unveils Scotland’s First LGBTQ+ Winter Arts Festival Bringing Queer Joy to the Scottish Highlands From January 16–18, 2026, the serene landscapes of the Scottish Highlands will become the vibrant backdrop for Out in the Hills—a pioneering LGBTQ+ arts and culture festival curated by actor and director Alan Cumming. Taking place at the Pitlochry

The Internet: A Safe Haven for Self-Expression The internet has become a vital space for free expression—where individuals can explore their identities, find supportive communities, and feel genuinely heard. Today, it’s also a thriving hub for digital entertainment, marked by creativity, inclusivity, and personal freedom. Interactive platforms like Chicken Road illustrate how playful digital experiences

King Charles LGBT Veterans Memorial Tribute Long-Awaited Recognition for LGBT Military Veterans King Charles is set to unveil a powerful new memorial dedicated to former British service members who faced discrimination due to their sexual orientation. For decades, homosexuality was strictly prohibited in the UK armed forces — a ban only lifted in 2000, despite

Queer Horror Films for a Halloween Full of Identity, Fear, and Celebration Embracing Spooky Season Through a Queer Lens As the nights grow longer and the crisp air of autumn settles in, Halloween becomes the perfect time to dive into horror films that center queer experiences. Far from the mainstream, queer horror explores identity, otherness,

Trans Artists Redefining the Cultural Landscape Trans visibility: From overlooked pioneers to today’s boundary-pushing artists, trans creatives are shifting the narrative in the art world. Political contrast: The ongoing cultural ascent of trans voices starkly contrasts with rising legislative threats in countries like the U.S. and UK. Key figures: Artists such as Wendy Carlos, Kim

Culte Season 2 – 2Be3 on Prime Video Reliving the ’90s Boy Band Craze with 2Be3 Nearly thirty years after their chart-topping hit “Partir un jour sans retour”, French boy band 2Be3 returns to the spotlight in Season 2 of Culte, available for streaming on Prime Video. Following the first season’s deep dive into the

A Bold Directorial Debut Exploring Love, Identity, and Inner Turmoil With Pet Shop Days, first-time director Olmo Schnabel—son of celebrated filmmaker Julian Schnabel—announces his arrival with a raw, provocative, and emotionally charged film. After its debut at the Venice Film Festival, the film hits theaters with a story that intertwines recklessness and romance, chronicling a

Fesses-tival 2025 Celebrating Eight Years of Self-Discovery and Storytelling Returning to Geneva from October 22 to 26, Fesses-tival marks its eighth edition with a deeply personal and reflective focus. This year’s theme centers around nostalgia and intergenerational transmission, capturing the emotional and aesthetic essence of the early 2000s with a vibrant Y2K flair—think neon tones,