Gus Van Sant returns after seven years with a gripping true-story drama about Tony Kiritsis, a hostage rig that stunned the nation and a director’s ongoing study of exclusion and spectacle
Ralph Fiennes says he once wanted to reprise his role as Voldemort but thinks the opportunity has passed, while suggesting Tilda Swinton would be outstanding in the part
Jacob Tierney has publicly rejected racist and invasive fan conduct aimed at Hudson Williams and other cast members, saying the creative team has learned difficult lessons about fandom
A compact guide to standout queer graphic novels, from intercultural romances to detective grandmothers and dystopian reflections
Adiba Jaigirdar reimagines familiar romance formulas, placing queer Bengali characters at the heart of light, joyful stories that resist the expectation of trauma
A behind-the-scenes look at Low Rider, where Emma McDonald and Thishiwe Ziqubu discuss character, collaboration and why representation heals
The Greens forced the release of the Sackar Review after growing calls from advocates for stronger protections for LGBTQIA+ people amid new NSW hate crime reforms
A search of the Violette and Co shop on 7 January led to a judicial inquiry that was closed on 17 March 2026 with no charges after no copy of the disputed title was seized
Harry Styles hosted SNL on March 14, 2026, used humor and a kiss to address years of queerbaiting claims, and sent the internet into another round of discussion
Learn how to contribute to a national storytelling campaign, what queer theory means, and which Live Well Spring Festival events you might attend
If you are a man who has sex with men, spend 20 minutes to report on PrEP, testing, chemsex and experiences of stigma to help improve care
A reflection on Harry Styles’ SNL moment and the broader questions it raises about queerbaiting, visibility and the cost of ambiguous representation
Discover how Tello Films has spent 19 years building a safe, creator-led space for lesbian and sapphic stories and what lies ahead
Share a small moment that mattered and help show what living out loud and proud means
A compact preview of 13 highlighted films and festival events at BFI Flare
The BBC has announced the end of the I Kissed franchise for now, citing funding challenges; hosts, contestants and viewers have reacted strongly to the news.
Amelia Shepherd reunites with a familiar face and ignites a new sapphic romance with Dr Toni Wright, prompting discussions about representation, trauma and television storytelling
Discover how Shrek fan nights, talk of a Madagascar sequel and the release of Ghost Cat Anzu reveal diverse trends shaping modern animation
Discover how the furry subculture can be a liberating space for LGBTQ+ people and why the persistence of the gay and trans panic defence still poses a legal and social threat
Explore what it means to be demisexual, common misconceptions, and actionable employer strategies to build inclusive workplaces that support women and diverse sexual identities
A Marseille court convicted a man of murdering a 70-year-old he met via the Coco chat site; the sentence and psychiatric assessments highlight the case’s complexity
The Écrans Mixtes festival in Lyon returns for its 16th edition, championing diverse queer cinema with 100+ screenings, a Balkan focus, a Tehran opening and a new DIY section
A*Teens reunite as adults with a new song produced by the team behind Loreen, returning to Melodifestivalen with hopes of representing Sweden at Eurovision
Jacob Tierney is developing Alexander for Netflix, adapting Annabel Lyon’s The Golden Mean into a straight-to-series drama about Aristotle’s tutelage of the future conqueror
Helen Walsh revisits a small-town landscape to tell a mid-life coming out story, reflecting on literature, cinema and the role of festivals in sustaining queer storytelling