September 20, 2026
Lear at Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport: A Queer Break in the Patriarchy
“Why Bastard?” How Edmund’s cry reverberates through the vast hangar of the former Tempelhof airport. In a jaw‑dropping outburst, Brenton
September 20, 2026
Lichtenberg Museum Fills Gap in East German Queer History
We have never known so much about our queer history as we do today. This is thanks to all those
September 19, 2026
Rachel Seidu Brings Nigeria’s Queer Life Into the Spotlight
Men who tenderly nestle into one another, and women in traditional West African clothing who lean in with desire: the
September 18, 2026
Udo Jürgens Musical Returns to the Stage After 10 Years
After a decade away from the stage, the musical “Ich war noch niemals in New York,” featuring Udo Jürgens’ greatest
September 17, 2026
Gossip Girls and Paydos: Queer Voices in Berlin’s Kreuzberg Panorama
My critique of the new exhibition at the Berlin Martin Gropius Bau, which tackles the topic “Kreuzberg: Art and Migration
September 16, 2026
The Kaulitz Story: A Podcast Documentary Tracing the Kaulitz Twins’ Rise
The story of Bill and Tom Kaulitz (37) is turning into an audio experience: On September 24, the six-part podcast
September 14, 2026
The Forgotten Gay Activist Karl Friedrich Jordan
Karl Friedrich Jordan (1861-1926) studied biology and mathematics and earned his doctorate in biology in 1886. Afterward he worked as
September 11, 2026
Maurizio Cattelan in Berlin: The Waning of Masculine Authority
Two men lie side by side in a narrow wooden bed. They wear dark suits, white shirts, and black shoes.
September 10, 2026
The Queer Migrant Perspective Missing from Berlin’s Gropius Bau
Today, this Thursday, an exhibition opens at the Berlin Martin-Gropius-Bau titled “Kreuzberg: Art and Migration since 1960.” In eleven large
September 9, 2026
The Lifework of a 43-Year-Old Activist
Regarding his life, Ernst Burchard (1876-1920) provided a few details in his dissertation “Some Cases of Transient Glycosuria” (1900, p.