Eurovision 2026: Bulgaria wins big, all eyes on Sofia next year
An electrifying night of glitter, emotion, and powerful performances crowned Bulgaria as the winner of
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Under the glitter, the anger: a drag history you need to see
Drag is transformation. It is the art of turning yourself into a larger‑than‑life character, exaggerating
Sandra Kim’s 1986 Eurovision win still shines 40 years later
Forty years on, Sandra Kim remains one of Belgian pop culture’s most improbable and enduring icons. Her
Proud is a tender, bruised and electric queer portrait
At Series Mania 2026, Proud arrived as one of the festival’s standout queer titles, and for good reason.
QueerFlix is a free streaming shortcut for LGBTQI+ films and series
If you are looking for a quick way to discover queer cinema online, QueerFlix is a useful
nws.nws.nws takes to YouTube to help young people understand the news and spot fake stories
VRT NWS’ teen-focused news brand nws.nws.nws is expanding onto YouTube and VRT MAX with a new explainer format designed for teenagers.
Trump 2.0 Meets a Queerer TV: Are Our Stories Being Written Out?
At the very moment LGBTQ+ rights are under renewed attack in the United States, queer
Queer Nordic Noir on ARTE: “Meurtres à Varjakka” Brings a Gay Cop Back Home to Hell
If you’re looking for a winter binge that is both moody and unapologetically queer, ARTE’s
“Lost Boys & Fairies”: the queer series that breaks your heart… and opens its arms to chosen family
The three-part British mini-series “Lost Boys & Fairies” follows a gay couple in Cardiff navigating
Can We Still Find Love Without Swiping? RTBF’s “La Vraie Vie” Challenges the Dating App Era
In a world where finding love often happens through endless swipes and ghosted chats, RTBF’s