Emily Maskell

“People tell me I’m nothing like my character, thank god!” actor Meredith Hagner laughs. We’re speaking over Zoom a few weeks before the fifth and final season of Search Party premieres (January 7 on HBO Max) and the character in question is disillusioned millennial Portia Davenport, one-quarter of Search Party’s central crew.

Meet Granny, the internet's most wholesome streamer.

With films like Do Revenge and Bodies Bodies Bodies, as well as TV series like Euphoria, screen representations of Gen Z are on the rise. But visibility doesn't equate to authenticity, writes Emily Maskell.

The 23-year-old pop star talks writing hits from his bed, working with Julia Michaels and being “the most annoying human alive.”

Documentary film bears a specific responsibility in preserving lives and legacies with its ability to visually immortalize historical movements, personal reflections, and community spaces beyond the constraints of memory.

"In 1980, there were 200 lesbian bars in the United States. Today there are only 21." The title card of Erica Rose and Elina Street's powerful documentary, The Lesbian Bar Project, presents a heartbreaking statistic.

The House of the Dragon star chats about the Game of Thrones prequel and whether she’ll ever be comfortable with fame.

As My Best Friend’s Wedding turns 25, Emily Maskell looks at the problematic legacy, influential gear shifts and evolving future of rom-com cinema’s Gay Best Friend.

The What We Do in the Shadows star opens up about being surrounded by queer vampires and making his way into the DC Universe.

Thirty years on, Gus Van Sant's masterpiece still astounds. With their tender performances, its two stars Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix reinvigorated the pinup ideal, writes Emily Maskell.

The new year is the perfect time to update your reading list, and 2022 is off to a strong start with a number of page-to-screen adaptations debuting.

Starring Robin Williams, this 1996 US remake of a 1970s French farce celebrated the joy of being gay in a way that was radical, writes Emily Maskell.

It’s impossible to pick the best noun with which to introduce Bridget Everett. Actor, stand-up comedian, alternative cabaret performer, producer, writer, singer—she does it all.

With numerous films slated this year—including Catherine Called Birdy and The Greatest Beer Run Ever—the Shadow and Bone star’s career is blossoming.

'Tis the season, dear reader, of the Bridgerton obsession. After the Netflix show's high-society social season drama graced our screens at the end of last year, Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear set out to answer the simple question: What if Bridgerton was a musical?