We’ve already introduced you to the agenda and the history of BAD GRAMMAR aka BDGRMMR in early 2013 in conjunction
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Support the Relaunch of Original Plumbing Online!
Amos Mac and Rocco Katastrophe, the founders and editors of the Brooklyn based trans male culture magazine Original Plumbing, have big plans
6 Zines You Might Like
Zine culture has been a little underrepresented on this blog in the last few months, but this doesn’t mean we
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The gang’s all QUEER (2009-2012) Oakland based designer and artist Mekhi Baldwin has started The GAQ in May 2009 after unsuccessfully
[Ssex Bbox]: Internet Documentary Series & Magazine
[Ssex Bbox] is a bilingual web documentary project by Sao Paulo/San Francisco based filmmaker Priscilla Bertucci. The series portraits people, who
New Web Documentary Series: Rad Queers (Ep. 1)
Rad Queers is a nice new documentary series by Chicago based film maker, artist and blogger Graham Kolbeins, who also runs
Good Blogs: Talk with Abdu Ali Eaton (EatOnThis.com)
The “Good Blogs” section exists since I’ve started this blog, but instead of keeping on with just reviewing other people’s
Signified: Web-based Queer Documentary Project
Signified is an exciting online documentary series by Anna Barsan and Jessie Levandov (see picture below). The Brooklyn based filmmakers portray queer artists,
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Sorry for the double-post, dear RSS feed followers – I pressed the “publish” button too early yesterday. Here are another
“We Who Feel Differently” by Carlos Motta
We Who Feel Differently is a beautifully designed internet project by Bogota born/ New York City based artist Carlos Motta, who has interviewed
Good Blogs: 10 Tumblrs You Might Like
I haven’t done this in a while, but i’ve stumbled upon so many interesting tumblrs recently that I thought it
Watch it Online: Documentary about “Club Kid” Michael Alig
The movie “Party Monster” (2003) featuring Macaulay Culkin, Seth Green and Chloë Sevigny was preceded by a novel called “Disco