Splinters of Joy: Lylybeth Merle’s Eco‑Queer Fairy Tale of Transition and Healing
Lylybeth Merle’s new book Échardes (“Splinters”), out in February 2026, is a tender, defiant journey through gender,
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Bad Bunny Makes Grammys History — and Turns the Stage Into a Political Movement
It was a night that rewrote the rules of pop culture — in Spanish. At
Bright Brussels Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary
Bright Brussels Festival is already celebrating its 10th edition, confirming its status as one of
Love Wins at FC Köln: Referee Proposes to His Partner on the Pitch
German referee Pascal Kaiser turned a regular football match in Cologne into a moment of
Music, Books and Brussels: A Conversation with Elliot Ibouzidene
Meeting artist Elliot Ibouzidene to talk about music, literature and his “unwritings” of Athens and Copenhagen, in
La Demence returns: your winter mega‑party in Brussels
If you need a mid‑winter reason to dust off your harness and book a trip
UP Festival: “BELLO!” – When Beauty Meets Acrobatic Irony
What is beauty—and who decides what qualifies? That’s the central question tackled by Fabbrica C, the
Kenne Perry: The Man Behind the Music
He doesn’t just play records — he creates moments. For nearly three decades, Kenne Perry has been
Time-Travel On The Dance Floor: CAVE’s “Time Machine #5” Brings The Classics Back To Brussels
Brussels’ underground is once again queering the space-time continuum: on Saturday 24 January 2026, CAVE
Brussels Art Guide 2026: Mapping a Vibrant Contemporary Scene
Brussels is once again putting its contemporary art scene in the spotlight with the new
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