Category: Arts & Culture

Apr 23
Netflix Sets Final Goodbye for Heartstopper With Heartstopper Forever

Netflix is closing the book on one of its most beloved queer love stories, with Heartstopper Forever – the final chapter in the Heartstopper story, premiering on 17 July 2026, bringing Nick Nelson and Charlie Spring’s journey to its long-awaited conclusion. The announcement arrived on the fourth anniversary of season one’s debut, accompanied by a cast-focused […]

Apr 23
Drag Race All Stars 11 Is Bringing Back a Seriously Wild Lineup

Everyone’s favourite queens are back, back, back again for RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 11. No, we cannot quite believe the franchise has already reached season 11 either. But with more than 200 queens having competed across 18 seasons of the main US series, there is certainly no shortage of returning talent ready for a […]

Apr 22
Why The Devil Wears Prada 2 Already Feels Like a Queer Event

There really is no living legend quite like Meryl Streep. As one of the most acclaimed actors of all time, Streep is now returning to one of the most quoted, imitated and beloved roles of her career in The Devil Wears Prada 2 — and for a great many queer fans, that is more than […]

Apr 21
Heated Rivalry showrunner says season two will be ‘more serious’ and ‘dangerous’

Heated Rivalry showrunner Jacob Tierney has teased a much more intense second season, saying the next chapter in Shane and Ilya’s story will move into “much more serious” and “dangerous” territory. The Canadian creator appeared alongside author Rachel Reid at BookCon 2026 in New York this weekend, where the pair discussed the adaptation of The […]

Apr 20
Drag Race Season 18 Ends With a New Winner — and an All Stars 11 Surprise

The RuPaul’s Drag Race universe has another winner, after a glittering season 18 grand finale ended with Myki Meeks taking the crown. The finale aired on 17 April, with Meeks defeating Nini Coco in the final lip-sync after Darlene Mitchell was cut at the top-three stage. Season 18 had always looked as though it would […]

Apr 17
How Mr Loverman Expands What Queer TV Can Be 

Premiering on Sky’s Rialto Channel on Sunday 19 April, the BAFTA award-winning Mr Loverman centres a mature Black gay love story filled with humour, pain, longing and emotional depth  Queer television still has a habit of narrowing its gaze. So often, the stories that make it to screen are about youth, beauty, discovery and desire in forms that are palatable to the mainstream: young, white, urban, […]

Apr 13
Pokémon Company to ‘fix female Gallade’ bug after fans embrace it as a trans icon

The Pokémon Company says it will fix a bug in Pokémon Champions that briefly showed Gallade as female — a glitch many fans immediately celebrated as an unexpectedly trans-affirming moment. The free-to-play game launched on Wednesday for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, and players quickly noticed a small but striking detail during the tutorial. The […]

Apr 12
Malcolm in the Middle Revival Introduces Non-Binary Sibling Kelly

The Malcolm in the Middle revival is adding a fresh layer to the show’s famously chaotic family dynamic, with the introduction of Malcolm’s non-binary sibling, Kelly. In Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair, Kelly is played by Vaughan Murrae, whose casting marks a notable step forward for LGBTQ+ representation. Rather than making Kelly’s identity […]