April 26, 2026
Barbara Schöneberger Launches YouTube Channel: “I Have So Much to Give”
TV host Barbara Schöneberger (52) is ready to kick off on YouTube. On her channel, she posts under the name
April 25, 2026
Trump’s Media Regulator Pushes for Fewer LGBTQ Characters on TV
The U.S. federal communications regulator, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has opened a new review of the TV rating system
April 22, 2026
Thalia Theater Emphasizes Collaboration and Takes a Stand Against Hate
In its second season, Thalia’s artistic director Sonja Anders aims to take a stand. “In times marked by insecurity, we
April 21, 2026
Balkan Erotic Epic: Marina Abramović and the Pink Elephant of Homophobia
The video installation resembles an altar—rigidly symmetrical and imbued with a sacral aura. But at a second glance, the piece
April 19, 2026
Two Gay Operas at Erfurt Theater
Just under two weeks after the Erfurt Theater’s big-house premiere of Charles Wuorinens’ “Brokeback Mountain,” Jake Heggie’s two-person music drama
April 18, 2026
No One Shaped the Early Gay Rights Movement as Strongly as He Did
Friedrich Radszuweit (1876-1932) was a German activist, entrepreneur, publisher, and author who championed the rights of gay men. In 1923
April 17, 2026
Tilda Swinton Performs at the Berliner Ensemble
The openly queer British actress Tilda Swinton (65) will take the stage in Berlin next year. The Berliner Ensemble will
April 14, 2026
How a Persecuted Gay Man Became a Respected Priest
The French humanist Marc Antoine Muret (1526-1585) is better known by his Latinized name Marcus Antonius Muretus. For centuries it
April 13, 2026
Inventing Queer Cinema: A Major Exhibition on Queer Cinema
With the exhibition “Inventing Queer Cinema,” the German Film Archive opens a new chapter: at its new location in Berlin’s
April 12, 2026
Rediscovering a Fascinating Queer Artist
Queer art is currently enjoying a boom in Berlin. Barely has one exhibition opened when another topic arrives on the