Nadia Melliti crowned best rising actress at César 2026
Nadia Melliti was awarded the César for best young actress for her leading role in La Petite Dernière during the 51st ceremony at the Olympia
Nadia Melliti was awarded the César for best young actress for her leading role in La Petite Dernière during the 51st ceremony at the Olympia
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Join the DIVA Charitable Trust Gala Dinner where 13 LGBTQIA+ women and non-binary changemakers will be recognised, hosted by Deborah Frances-White and Thanyia Moore
The dispute over the Stonewall Pride flag spans federal flag policy, a lawsuit seeking reinstatement and demands for a more inclusive Progress Pride flag
Oliver Hermanus directs Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor in The History of Sound, a film about music, wartime trauma and enduring regret set in New England
A lively roundup of the 2026 Winter Olympics showing historic participation by trans and queer athletes, multiple medals, on‑site proposals, and cultural highlights
See the award-winning French short film by Natalie Musteata and Alexandre Singh — a stark, black-and-white dystopia about forbidden affection now available on Canal+. Nominated for the César (26 February) and the Oscars (15 March), and winner of major festival prizes including the Grand Prix at AFI 2026.
Cynthia Erivo headlines a daring one‑actor adaptation of Dracula on the West End, showcasing her range across 23 characters amid an elaborate, film‑driven production
Choose DIVA Charitable Trust as your good cause on The Rainbow Lottery: 50p from every £1 ticket supports LGBTQIA+ women and non-binary people and you could win £25,000
Ben Daniels commands the stage in a National Theatre revival of Terence Rattigan’s Man and Boy, delivering a performance that highlights the play’s enduring tensions and contemporary echoes
an exclusive valentines chat with leah and maz, paired with a compact guide to local gigs — love, music and community in one read
Find the essentials for Fair Day at Victoria Park, headliners, activities and how the 48th Mardi Gras festival builds to the Parade on February 28.
Laird Leatherman 2026 mobilised Melbourne’s leather scene to raise $20,500 for Switchboard Victoria, launched community storytelling projects, and pledged ongoing support into 2026.
Headline: Investigation Requested for Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show: Public Concerns Arise The discussion surrounding Bad Bunny’s halftime performance has intensified, prompting demands for an investigation into its suitability for television audiences. As viewers express mixed reactions, the need for a thorough evaluation of the show’s content has become a focal point in the ongoing debate.
Advocating for Transgender Youth Mental Health: A Critical Issue The tragic loss of two young lives in California highlights the urgent need to address mental health challenges faced by transgender youth. This situation emphasizes the importance of providing adequate support, resources, and awareness to ensure the well-being of this vulnerable population.
Brandi Carlile’s compassionate initiative delivers essential support to ICE detainees in Minnesota.
Human rights advocate Peter Tatchell is arrested while advocating for Palestinian rights at a recent protest in London.
Fashion week transforms runways into stages, showcasing creativity and storytelling.
Join the conversation about trans women’s rights in public swimming spaces.