October 9, 2026
Fran Drescher, the Nanny Star, Joins The Doubters Cast
The new year brings Hollywood glamour to German television: Fran Drescher, the cult star of The Nanny, takes on a
October 9, 2026
Anne Carson Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
The Canadian poet and author Anne Carson is this year’s recipient of the prestigious Nobel Prize in Literature. As the
October 8, 2026
Aaron Sorkin Takes On Facebook’s Power
More than twenty years after Facebook’s founding, the platform has evolved into a global power apparatus. Billions of people use
October 8, 2026
Frankfurt Book Fair: Hesse Highlights Queer Literature
The Hessian Ministry of Culture is elevating queer visibility at the Frankfurt Book Fair. The Hessian pavilion is running under
October 8, 2026
How Filmmaker Barbara Hammer Shaped Lesbian Cinema
Work-life balance: Barbara Hammer could hardly have cared less about such a boundary. Where does work end and life begin?
October 8, 2026
Lesbian Life Without Explanations: Lesbian Erotica in a Crime Thriller
There is little to dispute about Suzana Tratnik’s fiction: it threads lesbian erotica through multi-layered characters within a gripping, noir-tinged
October 7, 2026
German Cartoonist Jacques Tilly Gifts Putin a Photo Book for His Birthday
In Düsseldorf, the carnival artist and satirist Jacques Tilly is delivering a special birthday present to Vladimir Putin: Just in
October 6, 2026
The Great Celebrity Redemption: New Season on Sat.1
As soon as the new season of “Celebrity Big Brother” kicked off, Joyn was already signaling the next wave of
October 6, 2026
Luke Evans on Closeted Hollywood Stars: You’re on Your Own
Hollywood likes to present itself as progressive on red carpets and in advertising campaigns, but behind the scenes of the
October 6, 2026
Storytelling as Personal Liberation and Resistance
In Istanbul, Güneş vanishes suddenly and without a trace. The 31-year-old engineer is a respected officer in the Turkish army.