Category: Arts & Culture
Heartstopper creator Alice Oseman is still working behind the scenes to secure a fourth season of the beloved Netflix series. Speaking at the recent Waterstones Children’s Book Festival, Oseman provided an update on the show’s future, expressing hope for a renewal. According to fan account @heurtstopper on TikTok, Oseman reassured audiences that discussions are ongoing. […]
Looking for the perfect movie to watch with your special someone this Valentine’s Day? Here are ten gay romantic films that range from heartfelt dramas to charming comedies—offering something for everyone. God’s Own Country Set on a rugged Yorkshire farm, God’s Own Country tells the story of Johnny, who struggles to manage the farm after […]
Tim Bain, Associate Artistic Director at The Court Theatre and organiser of Rainbow Theatre Weekend, shares his vision for the event and what makes it so unique. Building a Bold, Inclusive Festival Rainbow Theatre Weekend returns to The Court Theatre from 20 – 23 March 2025, bringing an electric lineup of drag royalty, comedy, cabaret, […]
Australian cabaret star Leather Lungs returns to Auckland with his new show, Shut Up & Sing, on 13 & 14 February, presented as part of Q Theatre’s Pride Festival 2025. He talks to Oliver Hall about living like a nun and vocal masturbation. What’s the most challenging song you tackle in Shut Up & Sing, […]
Sarah Michelle Gellar has reassured fans that a Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot is officially in development, confirming that she will only proceed if “we can do it right.” Recent reports revealed that a reboot of the beloved series is in the works at Hulu, with Gellar set to reprise her iconic role as Buffy […]
Victoria Falconer is no stranger to the cabaret stage. A multi-instrumentalist, musical director, and all-round queer performance powerhouse, she has made a name for herself across the globe with her daring, high-energy productions. Now, she’s bringing her signature mix of drag, burlesque, circus, and live music to Aotearoa with SMASHED – The Nightcap, headlining the […]
While it’s easier today to find LGBTQ+ icons and role models, it can sometimes feel as though there were few prominent queer figures in history before the 20th century. Due to widespread discrimination, many LGBTQ+ individuals were forced to remain closeted, making it challenging to identify openly queer historical figures. Fortunately, historians have uncovered evidence […]
Jeremy Allen White, best known for his role in The Bear, is set to star in a limited queer romance series, Enigma Variations, based on the novel by Call Me By Your Name author André Aciman. According to Variety, White will not only play the lead role of Paul but will also serve as a […]