Queer Spotlights: Diversity Shines at the Málaga Film Festival
The 2025 Málaga Film Festival proved one thing loud and clear: Spanish cinema is embracing
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Narcissus and the Others: Queer Bodies in Rebellion at Brutus – Rotterdam
Until June 15, Rotterdam’s industrial art space Brutus hosts a raw and radical exhibition: Everything
From Paris to Punchlines: Marine Sergent Finds Her Voice in Brussels
Marine Sergent is a stand-up comedian and co-creator of Atout Comedy Club, a collective promoting
Edy Dinca’s Vertigo: A Journey Through Love, Heartbreak, and Self-Discovery
There’s a moment in life when everything is shifting—when you’re no longer who you were,
Lucky Love: Smashing the Patriarchy, One Song at a Time
After an electrifying performance at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris—where
Don’t Miss Cloud Seven’s Artists’ Film Night – A Free Event This Tuesday!
Brussels’ alternative art space Cloud Seven is hosting an Artists’ Film Night this Thursday, March
Leigh Bowery: The Queer Icon Who Defies Time on Display in London
Thirty years after his passing, Leigh Bowery, the flamboyant force of queer culture, is back
Brussels Pride 2025: Unite to Protect Our Rights!
On Saturday, May 17, the streets of Brussels will once again shine in rainbow colors
A Public Affair: Queer Visibility Through Photography at PhotoBrussels Festival
For its 9th edition, the PhotoBrussels Festival continues to challenge perceptions with “A Public Affair,”
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