July 8, 2026
Berlin’s Lesbian Power Couple: A New Musical
Between glittering nightclubs, political debates, and the shadows of the rising National Socialism, Lotte Hahm and Käthe Fleischmann fell in
July 4, 2026
Notes on Susan Sontag at Berlin’s Schwules Museum
How would Susan Sontag have reacted to her life and work being showcased at the Schwules Museum Berlin? A question
July 3, 2026
Rainbow Flags Fly at Berlin’s National Gallery to Mark US Anniversary
To mark the United States’ 250th birthday on July 4, two special original rainbow flags were hoisted in front of
July 2, 2026
Queer Art as a Form of Resistance
Cologne Pride is every year a festival of diversity: people celebrate, protest, dance, and show that queer life is a
July 2, 2026
Tom Neuwirth as the Death Angel in Düsseldorf and Vienna
The Austrian singer Tom Neuwirth, best known by the stage name Conchita Wurst, is once again stepping into the role
July 1, 2026
Florence Kasumba as Miranda in The Devil Wears Prada
Warrior in the Avengers universe, a Tatort inspector in Lower Saxony, and now a feared fashion icon: actress Florence Kasumba
June 28, 2026
Showcasing Queer Struggles in the Paritätischer’s New Magazine
The idea of parity, the guiding principle behind the Paritätische Wohlfahrtsverband, has long embraced queer communities and their life choices.
June 28, 2026
Edith Schröder Opens a Food Truck in Berlin’s Mitte
Neukölln must be strong: Edith Schröder, for decades a fixture in the neighborhood as a state-supported precarity icon, takes on
June 28, 2026
How-To Guides for Queer Self-Celebration
Who hasn’t seen this photo of the brazenly handsome naked young man, slightly arched backward, pressing a bottle against his
June 26, 2026
Was Conchita Wurst a Queer Saint in the Middle Ages?
At first glance, the wooden figure wearing a crown, a flowing beard, and a cross could be mistaken for a