For someone who is part of a minority group like LGBT, seeing themselves being represented in big movie franchises, popular TV series or even music is a great thing. However, often enough we see trailers with hints to queer couples or storylines, just to be disappointed when actually watching the thing. Why do producers use this tactic? And what exactly is the problem with it?
Ireland is viewed as one of the most liberal countries in the world. It has been four years since the same-sex marriage referendum, and the […]
Glitter Hole, a queer feminist variety show in Dublin, hosts a platform for LGBTQ and female performers. Offering drag performances, stand-up comedy, ‘beauty pageants’, musical […]
Ireland is a country known for historically penalising its citizens for any sexual behaviour not condoned by the Catholic Church (i.e., any sex taking place […]
Drag queens are a strong and fabulous presence of the LGBTQ scene. And this goes way beyond their fantastic production, it involves a complete performance […]
Voters will head to the polls on 22nd May 2015 to decide whether same sex marriage in Ireland should become legal or not. Same sex […]
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