Cannes 2026 – Spotlight: “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma”
One of the most striking queer titles at Cannes this year came from Jane Schoenbrun
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We’re Not Going Back: Cannes 2026 Belongs to Queer Love Stories
Cannes 2026 made one thing very clear: queer love stories are no longer stuck on
Mullet Festival 2026: business in the front, queer joy in the back
Sun on the neck, hair in the wind, zero shame in sight: Belgium just hosted
JIM QUEEN: the queer animated comedy that turns straightness into… a virus
Premiering in a midnight screening at the Cannes Film Festival, JIM QUEEN is already shaping
Play Label Open Air: The Blessed Madonna takes over Place du Congrès
On Saturday 13 June 2026, Play Label Open Air lands at Place du Congrès in
Madelinksi brings wordplay and warmth to La Müse’s hidden room
It’s May, and what better way to close the month than with a cozy, living-room
FLORA RADIO Event Series: Episode 1 takes over Oasis.bxl
On Saturday 23 May 2026, Brussels-based collective Flora launches the very first edition of its FLORA RADIO
Brussels tunes into operetta glamour with Isabelle Jacques and Lionel Bams at Design Museum
On Monday 1 June 2026, the Design Museum Brussels will swap pure design for musical
Sing It Queer: Brussels needs volunteers to welcome 4,000 LGBTQI+ singers
In June 2026, Brussels will host Various Voices, the big European festival of LGBTQI+ choirs,
