By Jude Jones Feed the sound of 2024 to a synaesthetic and they will vomit back one colour: that...
By Miruna Tiberiu & Sasha Brandt It is rare for a single year to feel like a watershed moment...
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By Josia Jourdan Vincent Wechselberger has been working as a part-time sex worker since he came to Berlin. He...
By Mila Edensor Archives have traditionally been a dangerous place for queer people. Either ignored completely, or memorialised in their...
By Sasha Brandt We’ve gathered 10 queer titles that embody the seasonal Xmas spirit. And no, we will not...
‘Some think that each type of publication produces its own distinct form of journalism, inevitably regarded by its practitioners...
By Nick Johal ‘Do you feel alone? Well you’re not alone.’ British musician FKA Twigs’ comforting sentiment is omnipresent...
By The Bureau of Investigative Journalism/Sasha Baker, Valeria Rocca A Conservative MP enlisted the Bayswater Support Group in a...
By Sasha Brandt Anthony Schatteman’s debut feature, Young Hearts, is a heartfelt and intimate portrayal of first love and...
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Your weekly guide to the queer media. Every Wednesday. As usual… 5.5 minutes to read. A weekly digest of...
By Sasha Brandt Serge Gainsbourg transformed a classic French song into a subtle yet powerful commentary on sexuality and...
By Jude Jones In this essay, editor Jude Jones reflects on the queer beauty of Brutalism. A divisive architectural...
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By Mila Edensor When they first donned the Fearleaders uniform, the colours worn by the all-male cheerleading squad for...
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Your weekly guide to the queer media. Every Wednesday. You can read last week’s edition here. As usual… 5.5...
By Arthur Cormerais Being born and dying are extraordinary experiences. Living is a fleeting pleasure. Gaspar Noé‘s Climax...
By Grace Crowley Rebellion unites the two unlikely cultures of queerness and Irishness, but their similarities do not stop...
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