Catherine Opie – The queer pioneer
Catherine Opie is a photographer and university professor who, as a lesbian herself, frequently displays marginalized groups, especially the LGBTQ+ community, in her artwork. She
Budapest Pride: We won’t back down!
In his annual “State of the Nation” address yesterday, Viktor Orbán sent a message to the organisers of Budapest Pride: planning this year’s parade was
Basic Instinct: the femme fatale who re-wrote the rules
I can still clearly remember the first time I watched the film Basic Instinct. I was about 13 or 14 years old, home alone, rummaging
After Dry January: What’s Next with Alcohol?
Did you know that nowadays you can not only observe Dry November but also Dry January? In fact, you can choose any month or period
Ah, music to my ears! – queer women in the front lines of music
Most of us will probably agree that music is an important part of life: it cheers you up, comforts you, it’s something to hold on
The 30th Budapest Pride is Coming
This year marks the 30th edition of the Budapest Pride Community Festival and Parade, with the slogan: “Here (at home) we are.” The new slogan
Book recommendations – Saundra Mitchell: The Prom
A perfect cosy read, The Prom is a heart-warming romantic tale of first love, coming out, and a dream. The book is inspired by thestory
Feel-good series for winter
The Christmas season and the time that follows are not so peaceful and happy for everyone. If you wish to escape from your family and
qLit 2024: A Year in Review
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes…in a year. At the end of December, we often ask ourselves how to measure the year past. Some
Advent Anticipation and Year-End Madness at Work? Here’s How to Handle It!
When we think of Christmas and the Advent season leading up to it, we picture the scent of gingerbread, a time to slow down, reconnect