Why is Brussels still the city to spend a few days in in 2023?
Brussels is often seen as an administrative city, the heart of the European institutions. Brussels is the capital of Belgium and the European Union…
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What to watch: 8 Years
Written and directed by Jd Alcazar, 8 Years gives us the story of a couple trying to rekindle their relationship. José and David were…
Watch-list: Apostles – a new film from Scud
The eighth film from Scud, Apostles explores the story of a scholar who recruits 12 young men to participate in a filmed discussion of…
What to watch: Mascarpone
Mascarpone is a film by Alessandro Guida and Matteo Pilati Out of the blue, Antonio (Giancarlo Commare) is dumped by his husband. Antonio’s search…
Watch-list: Forget Me Not – a new film from Noel Alejandro
If you’re looking for grown-up gay erotica, it doesn’t get any better than the stylishly sexy work of filmmaker Noel Alejandro. His latest film…
Highlighting the young artist-designer Yann Dessauvages
Gusmen went to meet the young artist-designer Yann Dessauvages, born in Brussels on June 1, 1989… The young man welcomes us in complete relaxation,…
What to watch: Ozon – remastered and uncut
The queer cinematic powerhouse that is François Ozon is celebrated in Ozon: Remastered and Uncut – a collection that showcases five of the director’s…
Peter Lindbergh “Untold stories”, when fashion photography becomes Art
Between 15 December 2022 and 14 May 2023 at the Espace Vanderborght, the City of Brussels will host Untold Stories, the posthumous exhibition of…
New Music: Bradley Kim – Flowers
The latest release from singer/songwriter Bradley Kim is Flowers. “I wrote flowers with my friend, Dalton Mauldin, in December of last year…” explains Bradley….
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Hosts the International Symposium “Ecologies of Water”
Artists like Cristina Iglesias and leading water research organizations discuss the global role of water in the face of climate change and the challenges…
Watch-list: Shall I Compare You To A Summer’s Day?
Shall I Compare You To A Summer’s Day is a film from writer/director Mohammad Shawky Hassan. Reportedly based on Hassan’s own relationships and encounters,…
Voodoo Village, when small is beautiful !
For years, electronic music festivals have tended to grow and grow, no doubt in an attempt to catch up with the unbeatable Tommorowland and…
Mougins, the village of French gastronomy holds its festival
The international gastronomy festival “Les Etoiles de Mougins” was born in 2006 in tribute to the emblematic Chef Roger Vergé. First annual, the festival…
In Champagne, the Jouin Manku duo reinvent a French way of life
In Mutigny, in Champagne, it is the natural beauty of the site, surrounded by Champagne hillsides covered in vines, which guided the design of…
Zaventem Ateliers expands in Paris
Encouraged by their success at the Milan Design Week last June, the designers of Zaventem Ateliers, located a stone’s throw from Brussels, are…
Cannes: Our selection for an ideal weekend on a reinventing Riviera – Day 2
With Tom, this summer, we decided to (re)visit the great classics close to home and our choice fell on Cannes. I admit that I…
What to watch: The Aussie Boys – a collection of short films from Down Under
The latest collection of short films from NQV Media is The Aussie Boys. Taking us Down Under, the collection presents seven stories about the lives…
What to watch: Potato Dreams of America
Written and directed by Wes Hurley, Potato Dreams of America is a dark but heartwarming comedy that tells the based-on-real-events story of a mother…
Eurovision 2023: Shortlisted UK cities confirmed
We’re into the final stages to determine which city will host Eurovision 2023. The 2023 event will be held in the UK because of…
Culture Watch: A queer production of Sea Wall showcased at Margate Pride
The first queer production of the play Sea Wall will premiere at the Turner Contemporary in collaboration with Margate Pride this August. Written by…