Category: Arts & Culture

Mar 01
DEI Under Fire: Paramount Becomes Latest Company to Ditch Diversity Goals

Paramount, the iconic film production and distribution company, has announced the discontinuation of several diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs to comply with President Donald Trump’s anti-DEI executive orders. The decision, made by the company’s out gay co-CEOs, George Cheeks and Chris McCarthy, along with co-CEO Brian Robbins, follows similar moves by Amazon Studios and […]

Mar 01
Trump’s Anti-DEI Agenda Leads to Museum Canceling Queer & Black Art Shows

The Art Museum of the Americas, a Washington D.C.-based cultural institution run by the Organisation of American States (OAS), has abruptly canceled two exhibitions featuring Black and LGBTQ+ artists. According to those involved, the cancellations were made in response to President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Exhibitions “Terminated” Without […]

Feb 28
Belle: The Aerial Spectacle That Soars Beyond Gender and Gravity

If you think you’ve seen everything theatre has to offer, think again. Belle – A Performance of Air, a fusion of aerial artistry, contemporary dance, and immersive storytelling, is set to take centre stage at Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival—and it’s not just a show, it’s a movement. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! […]

Feb 27
Australia’s Eurovision 2025 Song ‘Milkshake Man’ Raises Eyebrows with Risqué Lyrics

Australia’s official entry for Eurovision 2025 has been announced, and it’s already turning heads. Viral TikTok sensation Go-Jo (real name Marty Zambotto) will take his track “Milkshake Man” to Basel, Switzerland, this May, bringing an infectious pop anthem filled with cheeky wordplay. The high-energy, trance-infused song has all the makings of an online sensation, much […]

Feb 21
15 Years Later, Lady Gaga Hints at a ‘Telephone’ Sequel – Could Beyoncé Be Involved?

Pop music fans have long speculated about a sequel to Lady Gaga’s iconic Telephone music video—and now, it looks like we might finally have an answer. In a recent Vanity Fair “Lie Detector Test” interview, Gaga hinted that the story may not be over just yet. When asked if there would be a continuation of […]

Feb 20
Heartstopper Creator Hints at Possible Final Season

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. […]

Feb 13
Valentine’s Day Movie Guide: 10 Must See Queer Love Stories

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 […]

Feb 12
“Just Ask”: Tim Bain on Bringing Drag Royalty and Bold Theatre to Christchurch 

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, […]