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08.03 - 17:47
Mother announces amazing new queer acts for Cultúr Club at St Patrick's Festival 2024
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This year’s St Patrick’s Festival is gearing up to be the queerest yet and we couldn’t be more excited by the news that keeps coming in!
After stellar success in 2023, Mother recently announced the return of Cultúr Club, its very special night of queer performances, music and clubbing, at the St Patrick’s Festival 2024.….
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Elliot Page on LGBTQ Cinema: ‘I’m Sorry, but This Is Not Niche’
Alex Ritman Elliot Page has taken aim at the notion that queer films only have a small audience. Speaking at the BFI Flare, London’s LGBTQ film festival, the actor claimed that “30% of young people identify as LGBTQ,” referring to a survey released earlier this year about Gen Z adults in the U.S. “So I’m sorry, but this is not niche.” Page was in London with his latest feature “Close to You,” which had its European premiere as the BFI Flare opening night film on Thursday.
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