Category: Arts & Culture
Comedian and actor Peter Rowsthorn, best known for playing Brett in the beloved Australian sitcom Kath & Kim, has shared heartfelt reflections on the show’s unexpected success and the unique audience that helped make it a cultural phenomenon. Speaking on Wil Anderson’s Wilosophy podcast, Rowsthorn dived into his personal and professional life, including the early […]
Sometimes, art is just art. And sometimes, it’s an unapologetic invitation to indulge, draped in verse, wrapped in tight briefs, and pulsing with raw, visual charisma. Welcome to the sensual terrain where sweat and stanza collide, and where masculinity is both subject and spectacle. This isn’t your standard poetic contemplation of birdsong or babbling brooks. […]
Pixar’s animated feature Elio has faced scrutiny following reports that the studio removed queer-coded elements from the film during its production—changes that coincided with the departure of its openly gay director, Adrian Molina. Molina originally conceived Elio as a deeply personal tale rooted in his childhood experiences growing up on a military base. The film […]
Brandon Flynn has been cast as James Dean in an upcoming biopic that sheds light on the Hollywood legend’s private life, including a same-sex relationship he kept secret from the public eye. Flynn, known for roles in 13 Reasons Why and True Detective, will take on the iconic role in Willie and Jimmy Dean, written […]
Barbra Streisand fans, rejoice — the wait is over! The iconic artist has officially released her brand-new studio album, The Secret of Life: Partners, Volume Two, out now via Columbia Records (Sony Music Entertainment). Available across CD, vinyl, and digital platforms, the album features 11 stunning duets with some of the music industry’s biggest names. […]
Australian soap opera Neighbours has broken new ground this week, introducing its first gay “throuple” storyline in what is being hailed as a “confidently queer” and joyfully authentic portrayal of LGBTQ+ relationships. As the long-running series faces cancellation for the second time in under three years, it continues to push boundaries. While Neighbours explored polyamory […]
The British Library will posthumously reinstate Oscar Wilde’s reader pass, more than a century after it was revoked due to his conviction for homosexuality — a move hailed as a symbolic gesture of apology and recognition of injustice. The late gay poet and playwright was banned from what was then the British Museum Reading Room […]
Drag performers received a warm welcome while President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania were met with boos at opening night of Les Misérables at Washington’s Kennedy Centre this week — marking a moment of defiant pride and cultural resistance. Queens Tara Hoot, Ricky Rosé, Vagenesis, and Mari Con Carne arrived in full drag to fanfare, […]