April 17, 2026
Nonbinary and Homeless
Ariane and Sam have been trying since childhood to find their place in a harsh, unwelcoming city. Homelessness there has
April 17, 2026
Finally Drops This Gay Rom-Com With a Bollywood Twist
The heyday of romantic comedies has long since passed. The classics were all born somewhere between 1987 and 2005, and
April 15, 2026
The Dream of the New Queer Cinema
Film students in the USA apparently no longer manage to watch a feature-length film from start to finish, according to
April 13, 2026
The Easter Dream Ship: A Milestone for Queer Representation
The long-running ZDF series “The Dream Ship” (on the air since 1981) will air on Easter Sunday (April 5) an
April 12, 2026
The Sex in Pillion Is Not Sensual or Sadistic
Mister Mars-Jones, before we get to the substantive questions about “Box Hill” and “Pillion,” which order do you recommend? Read
April 11, 2026
Hans W. Geißendörfer Celebrates His 85th Birthday
It introduced Lindenstraße to the German public: the director and producer Hans W. Geißendörfer was the man behind a television
April 9, 2026
Dan Levy: No Schitt’s Creek Sequel Without Catherine O’Hara
It was a visitful of memories—and of pain. Dan Levy (42) returned to Goodwood, Ontario, for an interview with “CBS
April 7, 2026
The Eventful Life of Lutz van Dijk
“The Wide World” (Amazon Affiliate Link) is the closing novel of Lutz van Dijk’s autobiographical two-volume chronicle of his life.
April 7, 2026
When Did You Realize You Were Funny, Julio Torres?
After studying at The New School in New York City, Julio Torres—born in El Salvador—made a name for himself on
April 3, 2026
Westerwelle Documentary: No Word from Merkel and Seehofer
Guido Westerwelle would be 64 today. An age at which others might still become foreign minister, chancellor, or president. Westerwelle,