Nu Summer of Love Para took place on May 20 and will ntue this Sunday, June 25th at the Gay Pri Para. We had 60 nu participants and the Dutch Public Broadst TV filmed the para for a documentary about the Summer of Love that will air Holland this summer. We will ntue the celebratn of the hippie revolutn and body eedom at the Gay Pri Para this Sunday. Vio 7 m
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(Getty Imag)Meet the cutt gay dads movie history director Mike Nichols’ The Birdge. Armand and Albert are unrervedly happy for the bri and groom, but ’s Barbara’s homophobic parents, Senator Kev Keeley (Gene Hackman) and wife Louise (Dianne Wit), who risk spoilg the fun should they fd out about Val’s fathers and his tranged mother Kathare (Christe Baranski). Spellg plays the ultimate theater gay BFF while Co Pe livers one of the most memorable monologu all of queer cema.
[Manuel Betanurt]Another Gay MovieImage: Courty TLA ReleasgThe perfect enpsulatn of LGBTQ+ cema the early 2000s, Another Gay Movie serv as a time psule for a moment when queer ntent was unabashedly c, lewd, straight-to-vio shlock.
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Followg the genre’s well-worn trop, four gay iends make a pact to lose their virgy before they go off to llege.
While the setup provis plenty of fodr for foul-mouthed toilet-humor, sex jok, and sight gags, the movie also manag to touch on some still-prsg issu of gay life, such as self-nial, subvertg stereotyp, embracg one’s own bety, and fdg chosen fay.
But this retellg of Bra’s ’80s mers’ strike and a surprisg llaboratn wh gay and lbian activists may actually be this particular list’s qutsential pick. Gay screenwrer Stephen Berford’s tale is one of triumph over adversy, of how activism creat chosen fay, tied together by s roots real-life history.