Writer-director Theda Hammel weighs in on her debut film, modern-day slapstick and the difference between being evil and being a loser
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Writer-director Theda Hammel weighs in on her debut film, modern-day slapstick and the difference between being evil and being a loser
REVIEW: The tennis threesome drama with Zendaya at the centre is a celebration of sexiness and sport
The documentary, which recaps and celebrates Bird’s gilded career, is now available to stream online
REVIEW: Purnell’s new memoir turns heaviness into humour, and exposes the bleakness under what seems silly and light
REVIEW: Swedish author Alvina Chamberland’s prose is relentlessly inventive
REVIEW: With her second solo album, Howard breaks the mould people try to fit her into
REVIEW: Despite its animated portraits, “Frida” captures its iconic subject in a stationary image
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REVIEW: Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke have crafted the next great lesbian road trip movie
The film is genuinely fun, freaky and frightening—but the lack of consistency can leave viewers feeling lost
“Renegades: San Francisco, The 1990s” captures a vital and vibrant era of queer and trans life
REVIEW: The Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie film misses what made Ottessa Moshfegh’s book so compelling
REVIEW: Trappings of the camp aesthetic tell emotional truths in this acidic melodrama
REVIEW: The lesbian swimmer’s biopic highlights queer persistence and platonic love
REVIEW: Chris Bergeron’s dystopian new autofiction novel delivers mixed results
The series follows Vivek Shraya’s desire to become “brown Madonna” and grapples with “what happens when a star isn’t born”
“Why Mariah Carey Matters” is an ode to the Songbird Supreme and the queers who love her
Sports writer Katie Barnes’s debut book is a must-read deep dive into trans inclusion in sport