August 27, 2026
Sexual Fantasies: Navigating Disgust, Schadenfreude, and Compassion
Rejection rarely begins with a clear no for Tony Tulathimutte. Instead, it seeps into his characters, mutating into indignation, obsession,
August 27, 2026
Tatort Star Andreas Hoppe Dies at 66
Andreas Hoppe has died. The actor passed away at the age of 66, as his management confirmed to SWR. The
August 27, 2026
Straight Talk About Sexual Violence
Sexualized violence is pervasive in everyday life and deeply anchored across all areas of society. In her book “OpferMacht,” Nora
August 27, 2026
How Important Is the Berlinale Teddy Award? Kai Stänicke
With his debut feature film, he landed an invitation to the Berlinale and won a Teddy Award—a pretty slick move
August 27, 2026
Sometimes I Feel Heterosexual, Sometimes Lesbian
The idea isn’t entirely new, but it lends itself to a broader, more global view of all things human. Three
August 26, 2026
A Story of Guilt and Second Chances
Two fathers, two lost sons, and one shared goal: when Ike Randolph learns of the murder of his son and
August 26, 2026
Horny Horror: The Slasher Film Goes Queer
When “Little Death” drives its spear into someone, the blood doesn’t just flow. It shoots upward in a straight jet
August 26, 2026
Poems About Love, Freedom, and Gay Desire
The young John Brown leads a successful yet solitary life in 1980s San Francisco. Through a personal ad he meets
August 25, 2026
Netflix Orders Fourth Season of Kaulitz & Kaulitz
The party keeps rolling: Netflix has announced a fourth season of “Kaulitz & Kaulitz” for 2027. The news was shared
August 25, 2026
The Century-Long History of Straightwashing
Otherworldly and cerebral: The conventional portrait of Frédéric Chopin reads as strangely bodiless. The frail, sensitive composer seems to lose