Culture “It’s about kinky gay bikers”: Alexander Skarsgård talks raw intimacy in his latest film ‘Pillion’ Alexander Skarsgård has spoken candidly about the bold creative choices behind his latest film, Pillion, a provocative romantic drama that explores a dominant/submissive relationship within a gay biker subculture. Directed by Harry Lighton and co-starring Harry Melling, the film has already made waves following its premiere at the Cannes By Graham Robson • 2 min read
Culture INTERVIEW: David Hernandez delves into his chaotic childhood, American Idol and new single, feel it all "A lot of the ideas you see from straight artists are derived from a queer perspective." By Dale Melita • 5 min read
Culture "She’s become a gay icon now." Matilda star Embeth Davidtz reflects on Miss Honey’s queer appeal Embeth Davidtz, best known for her role as the gentle and nurturing Miss Honey in Matilda, has finally addressed a long-standing cultural phenomenon: the character’s status as a gay icon. In a wide-ranging interview with The Independent, Davidtz reflected on her career, her directorial debut, and the unexpected legacy By Graham Robson • 2 min read
Culture Review: The Lightning Thief What began as a bedtime story for his son by Rick Riordan, the Percy Jackson sequence of fantasy novels sold 180 million copies and so it was inevitable it would become a stage musical. Writers Joe Tracz (book) and Rob Rokicki (music and lyrics), clearly owe a debt of gratitude By Brian Butler • 2 min read
Culture #DALEYPOP X October 2025 Starring: Lady Gaga, Allie X, bbno$, Damiano David, Tyla, Nile Rodgers, Blue, Slayyyter, and JADE! By Dale Melita • 9 min read
Culture Lady Gaga dedicates London MAYHEM Ball to queer community Lady Gaga brought her electrifying MAYHEM Ball tour to London’s O2 Arena this week, delivering not only a theatrical spectacle but a heartfelt dedication to the queer community that has long stood at the heart of her artistry. Performing to a sold-out crowd of 20,000 fans, Gaga paused By Graham Robson • 2 min read
Culture Olly Alexander dazzles in West End revival of Wilde classic 'The Importance of Being Earnest' Olly Alexander, the chart-topping singer and BAFTA-nominated actor, has made a triumphant debut in the West End in a flamboyant new staging of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. Directed by Max Webster, the production opened this month at the Noël Coward Theatre following a sold-out run at By Graham Robson • 1 min read
Culture Jennifer Lopez champions new film ‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ as a timely tribute to Latin and queer communities Jennifer Lopez has spoken passionately about her latest film, Kiss of the Spider Woman, describing it as a “love letter” to Latin and queer communities at a time when they are “being demonised and marginalised”. In an interview with CBS News’ Sunday Morning, Lopez, who stars in and produces the By Graham Robson • 2 min read
Culture "Gay Golden Girls" sitcom Mid-Century Modern cancelled after just one season Fans of the critically acclaimed sitcom Mid-Century Modern have expressed their disappointment following Hulu’s decision to cancel the show after just one season. The series, affectionately dubbed the “gay Golden Girls” by viewers, starred Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer and Nathan Lee Graham as three gay best friends navigating their By Graham Robson • 2 min read
Culture Madonna opens up about forgiving her gay brother in emotional podcast debut Pop icon Madonna has opened up about her long-standing feud and eventual reconciliation with her younger brother, Christopher Ciccone, during her first-ever podcast interview on On Purpose with Jay Shetty. The 67-year-old legend spoke candidly about the emotional toll of estrangement and the liberating power of forgiveness. Christopher, who was By Graham Robson • 2 min read
Culture INTERVIEW: King Dee opens up about LGBTQ+ visibility in hip-hop, performing in Brighton and new music "If Brighton calls for me, I’ll be more than happy to perform!" By Dale Melita • 4 min read
Culture Matthew Lillard confirms Billy and Stu were gay lovers in Scream Actor Matthew Lillard has officially confirmed a long-standing fan theory: Billy Loomis and Stu Macher, the murderous duo from Wes Craven’s 1996 slasher classic Scream, were gay lovers. Appearing at Silver Screen Con alongside co-stars Skeet Ulrich (Billy), Rose McGowan (Tatum), and Roger L. Jackson (the voice of Ghostface) By Graham Robson • 2 min read
