Connor Storrie, star of Heated Rivalry and a memorable face in Joker: Folie à Deux, will host Saturday Night Live on Feb 28; he discusses his journey, influences, and what he plans for Studio 8H
HBO has ordered a fifth and final season of Industry, creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay thank the cast and crew and tease a planned conclusion
Creators Lee Getty and Kyla Harris explain how their friendship became the backbone of We Might Regret This and what to watch for in season 2 on 25 February
Pamela Adie reflects on making ìfé: (The Sequel), the film’s Lagos reconnection between Adaora and ífé, the stakes of queer storytelling in Nigeria and the significance of screening at BFI Flare
New candid images of Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine in character for Red, White & Royal Wedding have surfaced, shared by author Casey McQuiston and delighting fans while clarifying the wedding shown is not theirs
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 reasoned argument for why audiences might withdraw support from Married At First Sight Australia amid concerns about sexism, transphobia, and normalising far-right language
Alexandra Billings posted a heartfelt Instagram tribute to Eric Dane, praising his on-set actions for preserving an important monologue and exemplifying genuine allyship.
Discover the origin and charm of Girl Kisser, the lesbian gig-theatre show written by Emily Alice Ambrose, and why a second encounter with the play feels like a new date
Maxi Shield, the Drag Race Down Under alum known offstage as Maxine, has died aged 51 after undergoing treatment for throat cancer; friends and venues have shared heartfelt tributes
Manu Ríos posted candid images from Brazil on 23 February that quickly drew enthusiastic reactions for his looks and style
Rachel Reid, whose Game Changers novels inspired Heated Rivalry, announced a new June 1, 2027 release date for Unrivaled after sharing that Parkinson’s symptoms have made writing slower
MUBI released first-look photos for Jane Schoenbrun’s queer slasher Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, which stars Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder and lands in cinemas on August 7, 2026
Experience the revamped Girl Kisser: a campy, candid lesbian gig-theatre show with original music, immersive movement and fresh questions about friends, lovers and club culture
Former Little Mix member Leigh-Anne releases a debut album that fuses pop, R&B and reggae to reclaim her artistic identity and celebrate cultural roots
Revry confirms a second season of King of Drag, expanding opportunities for the drag king community and inviting new contestants who can work in the US
Karim Diané speaks about embodying Jay-Den Kraag, the franchise’s first openly gay Klingon, the backlash he anticipated online, and the supportive messages from queer Star Trek fans and George Takei
Four original Bardot members returned to the stage at Bondi Beach for Mighty Hoopla, delivering a brief but nostalgic performance that marked their first full reunion in 24 years
Sam Stanton and Chris Robinson, intruder grooms on Married At First Sight Australia, will marry on the show as the program continues to include same-sex pairings
Connor Storrie’s portrayal in Heated Rivalry, his thoughtful public boundaries and his on‑ and off‑screen rapport with Hudson Williams explain his fast rise in popularity
Brent Thorpe reshaped Australian theatre with daring satire, meticulous craft and a lifelong devotion to stage history
Canada’s Drag Race is launching an All Stars spinoff with an historic all-queen judging panel, six episodes, returning queens and a $100,000 prize
Bad Bunny steps into his first starring film role in Porto Rico, a historical drama framed as an epic Caribbean western directed by Residente and featuring an international cast
Bad Bunny will lead Porto Rico, an epic Caribbean western directed by Residente, with a high-profile cast and a story rooted in Puerto Rican history
Actor Karim Diané opens up about the challenges and rewards of playing Jay-Den Kraag, Star Trek’s first openly gay Klingon, and the passionate responses from fans