Glitter, Balls and Solidarity: A Valentine’s Drag Bingo That Actually Saves Queer Lives
On Friday 13 February 2026, Brussels is serving camp with a cause: a Charity Drag
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Monica: Queering Mothers, Memory and Lineage on a Brussels Stage
On 12–13 February, Brussels hosts a piece that feels made for queer eyes and hearts: Monica,
Bad Bunny Redefines the Halftime Show
Bad Bunny took over the Super Bowl halftime stage with a performance that felt less
Laugh, Love, and Friendship: Atout Comedy Club Brings Queer Joy to Brussels
Forget Valentine’s Day clichés—this year, Brussels’ queer comedy scene is celebrating friendship instead of romance. On Friday, February
Motherland: A Chaotic Cabaret That Mirrors Belgium Itself
What if Belgium were a drag show?That’s the question at the heart of Mère Patrie, a
Adriano Selva: The Soulful Pop Dreamer Who Feels It All
In a world that often rewards detachment, Adriano Selva chooses to stand beautifully exposed. His
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,
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
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
