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Cork and Carlow mark Pride with cities' first permanent rainbow crossings
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Cork and Carlow have both installed their first permanent rainbow crossings as of July 20, creating constant displays of allyship and representation for LGBTQ+ residents and visitors alike.
Cork Pride, Cork City Council and the Cork LGBT Interagency Group collaborated to add the colorful road markings to Patrick Street, stretching between Brown Thomas and Dunnes […] The post Cork and Carlow mark Pride with cities' first permanent rainbow crossings appeared first on GCN.
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Queer director Gregg Araki remembers the sex scene that shocked and angered audiences, 30 years on
The Living End, a wild, fearless, homoerotic road trip movie that, today, is remembered as one of the earliest works to come out of the ’90s’ New Queer Cinema movement.With a minuscule budget of $20,000, Araki’s film was an indie passion project in the truest sense—there were no permits, no one in the cast or crew was paid, and the police were called on the production on multiple occasions.“It was this whole crazy adventure and we had nothing to lose,” Araki remembers in a new anniversary interview with i-D. “We just kind of went for it.
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