When Visibility Becomes a Threat: Budapest’s Pride Ban and the Politics of Silence
In Hungary, even a peaceful walk for equality can now be deemed too dangerous —
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When Cinema Looks Back at the Early Days of AIDS—And Why It Hits Different Now
This year at Cannes, several films—some even in the main competition—are shining a spotlight on
The Queer Palm Turns 15: Cannes’ LGBTQI+ Prize Under the Spotlight with Christophe Honoré
The Queer Palm, Cannes Film Festival’s alternative LGBTQI+ award, celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2025,
The Queer Café Returns to Elzenhof Brussels for a Night of Connection and Celebration
Get ready for another unforgettable evening as the beloved Queer Café returns to the vibrant
Celebrate Namur Pride 2025: Join Us for a Grand Opening Show and Solidarity March!
Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 24th and meet us at Place Maurice Servais for an unforgettable opening show
“Come As You Are”: Laetitia Bica’s Bold New Fashion Photography Exhibition
If you’re into fashion, self-expression, or just love discovering new creative energy in Brussels, you
LGBTQIA+ SENIORS: Here we are!
Until May 28, visitors to the Musées et art centers Brussels Ouderenplatform vzw (BOp) can
Eurovision Voting System Sparks Debate in Belgium: Calls for Transparency and Investigation
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the most popular music events in Europe, known
Experience ‘Who We Sing We Are’: A Unique Queer Choir Concert at Espace Lumen
Join us for an unforgettable evening as we take the stage with Sunny Chorus, the
“What’s the Big Deal?”: Robert De Niro, Father First
When asked about his daughter Airyn coming out as trans, Robert De Niro had only
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