August 22, 2026
Helene Fischer Show Returns to ZDF Christmas Lineup in 2026
After a yearlong break, “The Helene Fischer Show” is returning to screens. As usual, ZDF will air the Christmas show
August 22, 2026
How to Make Peace with Aging
In a few months something dramatic will happen. I will turn 50. More than half of my time will probably
August 22, 2026
The Shards: Queer, Sexy, and Yet Disappointing
A lot of pretty façades, little substance, and everything a little bit fake — that’s Ryan Murphy’s television adaptation of
August 22, 2026
Pippa York’s Cycling Road Trip
For three editions of the Tour de France, the Irish sports journalist David Walsh and the Scottish former professional cyclist
August 19, 2026
Ralf König Not Involved in The Moving Man Reloaded
The Cologne-based comic icon Ralf König took to Facebook to state that he was not involved in the recently announced
August 18, 2026
Christine Wunnicke Wins the 2026 Georg Büchner Prize
She usually discovers her material by chance—and transforms it into novels that blend fact and invention in striking ways. This
August 17, 2026
Too Much Diversity in The Odyssey Spurs Elon Musk to Plan a Historically Accurate AI Film Adaptation
Tech‑billionaire Elon Musk announced on X that with his AI tool “Grok Imagine” he plans to produce a full-length AI-generated
August 15, 2026
1,001 Nights on Feminism and Queerness: 100 Nights of Hero
Not every feature-length debut is the one where directors immediately establish their personal handwriting and artistic identity. The Canadian-born filmmaker
August 13, 2026
An Erotic Thriller That Escalates Like a Grindr Hookup
“Who the hell are you?” Gabriel screams, desperate, furious, almost pleading. “Where is the guy who made those beautiful videos?
August 13, 2026
New Insights Into Queer Life in Divided Berlin
Berlin is often regarded as a hotspot of Germany’s queer movement—both today and in the 1920s. But what did life