The small Balkan country of Slovenia has joined the growing number of nations worldwide to legalise same-sex marriage. In July of 2022, the country’s Constitutional Court found that the ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional.
FUSE Magazine film writer and movie buff Dwayne Lennoxs picks his movie highlights and must-sees for Winter 2023, including The Blue Caftan, Till, Living and Love Again.
International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV or Trans Day of Visibility) is an annual event occurring 31 March each year and is dedicated to celebrating transgender people and raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide, as well as a celebration of their contributions to society.
In a dazzling display of diversity, the National Museum of Australia invited the Canberra LGBTIQ+ community and its allies to explore and celebrate our rich queer cultures and histories.
In this issue of FUSE Magazine, you'll find: Enlighten Pride Weekend, Dos & don’ts of dating in the workplace, LGBTIQ+ comedians you can’t miss! Queer burlesque, the power of misbehaving, Dirty Laundry - There’s no shrinkage on this cycle, Mardi Gras film fest on tour, Don’t rain on our parade, Transista Groove and more!
'Lonesome' is a compelling and sexually charged romantic drama from AACTA-nominated director Craig Boreham, one of Australia's most exciting queer filmmakers. Lonesome has received accolades at local and international LGBTQI film festivals and positive write-ups in major film publications, including 'Variety'.
The film tells the story of Casey (Josh Lavery), an aimless young man haunted by a tragedy in his past, who escapes his small country town to start a new life in Sydney. For Casey, life in the big city involves tenuous employment as well as increasingly risky and transactional sexua...
FUSE Magazine spoke with Queer Bulgarian singer/songwriter/ superstar Ivo Dimchev about his collaboration with Sydney-based Shaun Parker & Company and his exclusive Australian performances in KING, opening at the Seymour Theatre Sydney Tuesday, February 28.
The US Congress has passed landmark legislation to protect marriage equality, just over 25 years after defining marriage as the union between only one man and one woman. In a vote of 258 to 169, 39 Republicans joined every Democrat in the House to pass the Respect for Marriage Act.
Audiences are in store for an unforgettable night at the theatre when the critically acclaimed coming-of-age drama ‘Choir Boy’ commences its Canberra season following its sell out run in Sydney during WorldPride.
