November 16, 2025
Riccardo Simonetti Criticizes ‘Overload’ in Reality TV
Entertainer and host Riccardo Simonetti is calling for more variety in the German television landscape. “I think there’s an overload,”
November 14, 2025
Why ZDF’s New Female Detective Is Named Werner
The new investigator in the popular ZDF crime series “Die Toten vom Bodensee” uses Werner as her first name in
November 12, 2025
From Sober Activism to a Debut Novel: Ekaterina Feuereisen
Checking yourself into a psychiatric clinic is a bold step — one that stigmas, taboos, and perhaps even emotional overtones
November 11, 2025
Joe Dallesandro: Sex Symbol Between Downfall and Grandeur
At first, the man is but a fragment, a sidelong profile tied to a pillow. Joe Dallesandro’s figure has his
November 9, 2025
Queer Halloween: Spooky Tales and Pride
“Fantastic films allow journeys into other, strange worlds. And queer literally means ‘odd’ or ‘different’—it embodies ‘the Other’—a different way
November 7, 2025
The Self-Discovery of a Queer Superstar Athlete
Coming out to family and friends isn’t easy for most queer people. But before that, there’s another hurdle to clear
November 7, 2025
Queer Self-Representation: When Portraits Become Voices
The division of the world into “male” and “female” shapes nearly every corner of society: from official forms and medical
November 5, 2025
Jonas Ems: Real-Life Events in “Shadowside” Have Already Happened
Drug use, bullying, coming out, eating disorders — the ARD series Schattenseite tackles a host of sensitive topics. It centers
November 3, 2025
Pier Paolo Pasolini: Murdered in Pursuit of Sex
On the evening of All Saints’ Day, the Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini, one of Europe’s greatest cinema figures, begins
November 2, 2025
Queer & Global: How a 20th-Century Social Network Is Becoming Cultural Heritage
Who is with whom and in what way are they all intertwined? A signature feature of the TV series “The