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“I become the gay man I am, not by expressing any innate desire (that’s homosexuality), but by joining a particular culture, by learning a particular language. I’ve always thought the phrase should be ‘going in,’ not ‘coming out.’ At whatever point or points we choose, we enter a gay culture which already exists, and in joining that culture we find ourselves amidst a variety of styles which our gay peers offer to us and demand from us. … More and more I actually think the phrase 'being gay’ means 'doing gay things’ — and for me, drag is one of them. It makes me feel gay. That is, when I put on that frock, I enter into a wealth of specifically gay feelings, gay games, gay possibilities.”
Neil Bartlett on drag, The Body Politic No. 116, July 1985 >
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Anna Akhmatova, from "Everything is Looted..." in Poems: Anna Akhmatova
im trying to paint every episode of the sopranos. send thoughts and prayers
'Pauline at the Beach' (dir. by Eric Rohmer) [1983]
Moonlight (2016, Barry Jenkins)
My Father's Shadow (2025, Akinola Davies Jr.)
― Françoise Sagan, Bonjour tristesse (translated by Irene Ash)
Birders, 2019 (dir. Otilia Portillo Padua)
“The American theater is ruled by an extraordinary, irrepressible zest for intellectual simplification. Every idea is reducible to a cliché, and the function of a cliché is to castrate an idea. Now, intellectual simplification has its uses, its value. It is, for example, absolutely indispensable to comedy. But it is inimical to the serious.”
— Susan Sontag, “Going to Theater, etc.”
American film poster for the 2023 re-release of Mandabi (1968) dir. Ousmane Sembène. Art by Ify Chiejina.
You will live your life carrying out my vendetta. My poor child… Lady Snowblood (1973) dir. Toshiya Fujita
Philippe Labro, bien alpagué...
Jean-Paul Belmondo (1933-2021), Philippe Labro (1936-2025) et Bruno Cremer (1929-2010).
(L'Alpagueur - 1976)
Sultan the Pit Pony is a 200-meter-long, raised-earth sculpture made of 60,000 tonnes of coal shale in Caerphilly, South Wales. Designed by Welsh artist Mick Petts, the colossal work of art is known as the largest figurative earth sculpture in the United Kingdom.
Gabriela (1983) | dir. Bruno Barreto
seeing wildflowers and birds and critters and sunsets really can keep you going
Wasteman (2025) dir. Cal McMau