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
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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
Heated Rivalry: Gay Desire, No Apologies
At first glance, Heated Rivalry looks like a provocation. Two professional hockey players. Rivals. Lovers.
Canceled, Not Erased: Why Boots Mattered to Queer Audiences
When Netflix confirmed that Boots would not return for a second season, the reaction was