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
April 10, 2026
Tony Awards 2026: Pink to Host the Ceremony
Singer Pink (46) will host this year’s Tony Awards. The producers of the prestigious theater awards confirmed the decision. The
April 8, 2026
Berlin’s Queer Commissioner Receives Diakonie Journalist Prize 2026
The Berlin Queer Commissioner Alfonso Pantisano (SPD) has been awarded the Diakonie Journalistenpreis Baden-Württemberg in the Text category. The prize
April 6, 2026
Sex Work Has Always Existed—and It Won’t Go Away
Words are never neutral. They carry attitudes, and some words are so charged that they trigger reflexive defenses. Sex work
April 5, 2026
Cats: A Tribute to Queer Ballroom Culture
Few Broadway premieres have been anticipated with as much fervor as this one. In New York, a new staging of
March 31, 2026
Queer Art: A Bold Dose of Defiance
Anyone who wants to see the exhibition “Queer Art in the GDR? Biographies Between Underground and Propaganda” also gets to
March 29, 2026
The Phantom of the Opera Returns to Germany
The musical classic “The Phantom of the Opera” is returning to Germany after more than ten years. Starting this fall,
March 28, 2026
From Subculture to the State Ballet: Why Queer Culture Needs No Hierarchies
The excitement surrounding Timothée Chalamet’s interview was immense — the long-standing ally of the queer community and star of “Call