Emily Maskell

In 1999, this unlikely rom-com set at a conversion therapy camp and starring Natasha Lyonne was hated by critics. But it's since been recognised as both groundbreaking and hilarious.

The former child actor makes his leading man debut in Luke Gilford’s vibrant queer coming-of-age story.

To satiate the longing for a new season, here are 10 sapphic period dramas, from intimately insular indies to raunchy romances to swooning slow-burns, that will give you a taste of what is surely to come from Bridgerton’s Francesca and Michaela.

Just before the BAFTAs, the actor talked streetwear, tapping into vulnerability, and a little bit of Peaky Blinders

Meet Granny, the internet's most wholesome streamer.

Donna Deitch’s 1986 lesbian romance is a fearless example of why it’s so important the queer community are able to tell their own stories.

The Vermont singer-songwriter is 2023’s biggest breakout star. He doesn’t even know how he got here.

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.”

The last sequence of the Hacks finale will make you question whether the show is still a comedy.

From All We Imagine As Light and Queer to Challengers and The Outrun, these nine Oscar-worthy movies were completely shut out—but still deserve your attention.

Videos extolling the virtues of ‘going analogue’ are going viral on TikTok. Is this just another fad – or the start of a generational movement?

Costume designer Bina Daigeler explains why Blanchett's big fits are a crucial element of Tár.

“It started to feel like I was living two completely different lives: being out on tour and then getting into my hotel room at night, missing friends and being alone in my head,” Humberstone says of her time on the road.

The 1998 Jim Carrey film about a man whose entire life is filmed quickly came to embody a new age of reality television. And, 25 years on, it continues to resonate, writes Emily Maskell.