!! OMG, WATCH: Nardwuar vs. Timothée Chalamet!? !!
We love this resurence of The Human Serviete! Sucha serve. Canadian icon!
Check out Nardwuar with Miss Timothée Chalamet above! Who can never be sure what he’ll ask.
We love this resurence of The Human Serviete! Sucha serve. Canadian icon!
Check out Nardwuar with Miss Timothée Chalamet above! Who can never be sure what he’ll ask.
Country crooner Orville Peck gives the gift of an original, queer holiday classic for ye!
Check out Happy Trails after the jump!
bbno$ two has officially got to be up there with Jade‘s Angel Of My Dreams as one of the year’s best videos in our mind. Check out the Canadian rapper’s (pronounced: baby no money) mindf*ck above!
GRUMPY TRUCK is led by Toronto’s Lukas Brull, who creates blissed-out, upbeat, dreamy pop that’s perfect for sun-drenched lazy afternoons.
Check out their latest videos for their singles IMMA FRAUD (below) and BURN SMALL BUSINESSES after the jump! You can grab their newest releases here and the band will play a PWYC show this coming Pride Saturday (June 29th) in Toronto at Handlebar.
[photo: Christopher Sherman]
We are excited to premiere the music video for the wistful pop ballad “Little Time,” by multi-hyphenate artist Chris Cool (fka Antoine93).
The song might be moody, but the music video, co-directed by Nick Bostick, is a fast-paced, saturated summer adventure. Chris takes us into a hyper-real realm, where summer’s vibrancy collides with a distorted, delirious queer daydream.
Splashes of blue begin to take over everywhere. And if a sensory visual experience isn’t what you’re looking for, maybe the dripping wet hunks and twinks in this video are! Take it all in after the jump.
The film about the legendary drag/club-kid art collective features appearances from everyone from Lady Bunny to Honey Dijion, Peaches to Candis Cayne and many other queer icons had its official World Premiere as the Closing Night Film at image+nation LGBTQ+ Film Festival in Montreal on Saturday.
A celebration of an underground movement of love, the film tells the unique story of the multi-dimensional Canadian artist collective known as “The House of Venus”. From their humble beginnings throwing DIY theme parties and fashion shows, to their journey of creating globally-renowned queer culture and community, it follows the members as they prepare for the 25th instalment of their performance and wearable art festival “WIGGLE”.
Up next, the film screens in Vancouver at the Rio Theatre on February 25th. Look out for a wide release via OutTV in 2024, and find the full trailer below!