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Speed Date with Montreal-based queer, alt-pop artist Maryze
The bilingual musician talks up her latest album “8”
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Tammy Faye, Gucci, Halston, Spencer, Céline… when reality is a drag
A recent spate of films prove biopics are the ultimate Snatch Game
I came out as gay to my wife. Now she and my son hate me. What can I do?
Kai affirms a reader’s right to live in his truth as a gay person, and advises him on how he might build bridges with his family
Despite lockdowns, my queer friend group grew during COVID-19
I needed new queers in my life, and against the odds of the pandemic, I found them in abundance
How on earth does Elle Barbara, a celebrated mother of Montreal’s ballroom scene, make music while doing so much mentoring?
Never mind the inter-house rivalries, vogue still has the power to bring people together
Playwright Brad Fraser appraises his anger, the AIDS crisis and creative alchemy
The author of “Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love” looks back at 30 years of theatre making
My twin died when we were 18. I’m finally finding the words to talk about him
I’m discovering joy in telling the world who Pablo was
How Montreal writer Christopher DiRaddo turned his queer parenting experiences into fiction
“The only two critics I really care about are my parents,” says the founder of The Violet Hour reading series
Montreal rapper Backxwash invokes self-altering fury
The trans artist mixes Led Zeppelin and African gospel to create a fierce form of horror-inflected hip-hop
The challenges of being trans, male and homeless in Montreal
Why do so few shelters provide a safe space for trans men?
This fiery Montreal drag queen celebrates her 30-year-career this summer
Mado Lamotte is one of the city’s most iconic performers
I roleplayed as a door-to-door canvasser to fulfil my client’s desires (Part 1)
It was hard to be serious when my client’s apartment looked like a bag of leprechauns exploded
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Montreal queer film festival criticized for taking Israeli funds
Silencing art is a ‘slippery slope,’ says Image+Nation director
Strippers and feelings in Montreal
Reevaluating my relationship while at Campus
Montreal’s Video Erotica
Sometimes a grungy cinema is just a grungy cinema
Le Stud at Montreal
Blurred lines make for progressive changes
An old flame at L’Aigle Noir in Montreal
Of worlds and lovers past
Artsida returns to raise funds for Montreal AIDS services
‘This year it is bigger than ever,’ says AIDS Community Care Montreal
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