Whether you're after heartwarming romance, gripping drama, or bold storytelling, there’s something for everyone at this years Queer Screen’s 32nd Mardi Gras Film Festival.
Film lover and FUSE entertainment editor David Blanco has handpicked his must-see highlights. Don’t miss these standout festival gems!
Duino
Duino directed by Juan Pablo di Pace, offers a poignant and beautifully reflective exploration of love and memory. Set along the stunning Adriatic coast, the film follows Matias as he reconnects with his first love, Alexander, through an intensely personal film project. Santiago…
Stargazer Queer Horoscopes April & May 2025
The universe is encouraging a better you.
Although April begins with Mercury retrograde, this pesky transit of the planet ends on the 7th. Remember not to make any major decisions during the first week or two of April, as confusion reigns during this period. In May, Jupiter enters Gemini, which will focus on family and emotional health. This is a positive time for people to work on personal development and improving relationships.
Aquarius
January 21 – February 18
The next few months offer you fresh idea…
Known for her globally recognised hits ‘I’m Outta Love’, and ‘Left Outside Alone’, the singer-songwriter will be heading to Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane with the #NTK25 tour!
Holden Sheppard’s cherished Australian gay literature classic, Invisible Boys, has been reimagined as a highly anticipated 10-part series now streaming on STAN.
With its unapologetic, powerful storytelling, the series has already earned widespread praise. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Nicholas Verso, the show captures the novel’s gripping essence on screen. We spoke with Nicholas about the creative journey behind the adaptation.
Nicholas first came across Invisible Boys through word of mouth, discovering it on Twitter (now X) before reading a glowing review from his friend, arts journ…
Welcome to our Autumn issue. So much has happened since our last issue of FUSE Magazine. The past few months have brought a mix of both delights and horrors.
‘Capital of Equality’ joined in with 200 other floats from around Australia and over 15,000 jubilant participants as they marched proudly down Oxford Street to Kylie Minogue’s song ‘Midnight Ride’, complete with horse-head masks, custom-made sequinned chaps, and mirror disco-ball cowboy hats; they certainly did Canberra proud!
We sat down and chatted with with Anthony and Tim to talk about the show, their careers, the balance of married life and performing together. Like many love stories, Anthony Callea and Tim Campbell’s started when the universe conspired, Cupid’s arrow flew, and their paths converged innocently on an ordinary day.
We talked to Kasey Chambers about her new album Backbone, life on the road as she tours the country, and her book Just Don’t Be a D**khead. Kasey's distinctive voice and heartfelt lyrics have earned her the rightful position as one of the most popular and acclaimed country artists of her generation here in Australia and around the world.
A recent poll conducted by Equality Australia has delivered a clear message to federal politicians and other wantabs that they reject the politicisation of the LGBTIQ+ community ahead of the Federal election this year.
