Queer Eye's JVN addresses weight loss speculation
Jonathan Van Ness addresses Ozempic rumours and shares personal health journey in candid discussion about body image and public scrutiny.
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The Witcher's Ciri Sexuality Revealed From Books
Netflix's The Witcher adaptation is reportedly planning to explore Ciri's queer sexuality, a storyline element directly inspired by Andrzej Sapkowski's original book series that many fans may have missed.
Jonathan Van Ness Denies Using Ozempic For Weight Loss
Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness addresses body transformation rumours and denies using diabetes medication Ozempic for weight loss in exclusive interview.
Reform MPs' diversity ad claims contradicted by profit data
Fact-checkers challenge Reform MPs' assertion that diverse advertising harms business, revealing evidence that inclusive marketing actually boosts company profitability and audience engagement.
Muslim New Yorkers' political transformation after 9/11
Two decades after facing intense discrimination, Muslim New Yorkers are transforming their political influence through progressive representation and community organising.
Soho's Gay Village Faces Existential Threat
As Westminster Council pushes forward with pedestrianisation plans, London's iconic LGBTQ+ community fears being priced out of the very streets that once offered sanctuary.
Dina Broadhurst's shocking nude art with face on another body
Contemporary artist Dina Broadhurst reveals shocking new artwork featuring her face digitally placed on another woman's nude body, sparking conversations about identity and female representation in art.
Sydney's Queer & Kink Subcultures Through Jamie James's Lens
An intimate photographic journey into Sydney's vibrant queer and kink subcultures, revealing communities of self-expression, identity, and radical acceptance.
Netflix faces antisemitism backlash over You character
Streaming giant Netflix confronts controversy as viewers identify problematic Jewish character portrayal in psychological thriller You, starring Penn Badgley.
The Unrealistic Glow of Perfect Pregnancies
As flawless celebrity pregnancies dominate media, experts question the damaging impact on ordinary women's expectations and mental health during this transformative life stage.
Strictly star slams same-sex couple backlash
Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Robin Windsor breaks his silence on the controversial same-sex pairing criticism, revealing the emotional toll on dancers and calling for greater acceptance in the dance world.
Strictly's Vito Coppola on historic partnership with Ellie Goldstein
Strictly Come Dancing professional Vito Coppola opens up about his inspiring partnership with Ellie Goldstein, Britain's first professional dancer with Down's syndrome, in an exclusive interview.
Pentagon forces Netflix to remove gay soldier scene
US Defence Department pressures Netflix to edit Australian series Heartbreak High, removing a same-sex intimate moment involving a military character after uniform policy concerns.
Green Party's Polanski demands political reform in Commons
Deputy Green Party leader Zack Polanski delivers powerful address demanding proportional representation and bold climate action, challenging Labour's environmental commitments.
Funeral director admits 35 fraud charges preying on families
A funeral director has pleaded guilty to 35 counts of fraud and false representation after systematically deceiving bereaved families across the UK in a shocking breach of trust.
Sydney's Pink Pony faces backlash over gay men exclusion
Sydney's legendary LGBTQ+ venue Pink Pony faces community outrage after advertising a 'women and non-binary only' event, sparking debate about inclusion within queer spaces.
NZ Government Dramatically Cuts Māori Council Representation
New Zealand's coalition government has dramatically reduced guaranteed Māori representation on local councils, cutting dedicated seats by more than half in a move critics call a devastating blow to indigenous rights.
Hollinghurst champions forgotten writer Denton Welch
Booker Prize-winning author Alan Hollinghurst spearheads the revival of Denton Welch's extraordinary work, revealing how the tragic writer's legacy continues to influence contemporary literature decades after his untimely death.
Coronation Street's first non-verbal episode makes history
In a groundbreaking move for British soap opera, Coronation Street is set to air its first predominantly non-verbal episode, centering on Dylan Wilson's autism journey in a powerful sensory-focused narrative.
Rachel Shenton: How deaf dad inspired her TV role
Oscar-winning actress Rachel Shenton reveals how her father's sudden deafness inspired Channel 5's heartwarming series 'Creatures Great and Small' and her ongoing advocacy for the deaf community.
Kate Bush: My Musical Awakening as a Trans Woman
Discover how one woman's journey of gender identity was profoundly shaped by the haunting melodies and empowering lyrics of music icon Kate Bush.
Strictly's First Blind Contestant on Morning Blindness
Comedian Chris McCausland makes television history as Strictly Come Dancing's first visually impaired star, discussing his unique challenges and morning blindness on ITV's This Morning.
My Right Foot: Dublin theatre's powerful MND story
A groundbreaking new theatre production in Dublin challenges perceptions of disability and motor neurone disease through innovative staging and powerful performances at Axis Ballymun.
King Princess on Creating 'Girl Violence' and Industry Defiance
Exclusive interview reveals how Mikaela Straus transformed personal turmoil into musical gold while challenging music industry expectations and embracing queer identity.
Jessica Alba's equal pay confession: Hispanic heritage called 'liability'
Hollywood star Jessica Alba reveals shocking pay discrimination and opens up about fighting for Hispanic representation in business and entertainment.
Federer's management firm expands into team sports
Roger Federer's management firm TEAM8 is making a strategic shift into team sports, with CEO Tony Godsick revealing ambitious plans to diversify beyond individual athletes.
I Swear Review: Tourette documentary is revelatory
Geoffrey Macnab's powerful review of 'I Sware,' the groundbreaking documentary exploring comedian John Davidson's life with Tourette Syndrome through intimate footage and raw honesty.
Black representation in children's books collapses
New research reveals a dramatic collapse in Black character representation in UK children's literature, raising urgent concerns about inclusion and diversity in publishing.
Hockney & Bachardy: A Queer Californian Art Story
New exhibition reveals intimate portraits and unseen works capturing the profound relationship between David Hockney and Don Bachardy in 1960s California, a pivotal moment in queer art history.
Queer Haunted House Tale Fails to Deliver Chills
Leon Craig's much-anticipated queer haunted house novel 'The Decadence' disappoints with lacklustre scares and underdeveloped characters in this detailed Guardian review.
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