“I thought dating aspace princess would be more… fun,” confesses Kiki (Bernie Van Tiel), the soon-to-be ex-girlfriend of Princess Saira (Shabana Azeez) of the planet Clitopolis. It’s the final straw for Saira, after being voted ​“the most boring royal” in gay space and repeatedly failing to fulfil her lesbian birthright of summoning amagical labrys. This
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. The Best American Novels, According to Barnes & Noble With the 250th anniversary of the United States coming up, there have been quite a few ‘Merica-focused book lists. Barnes & Noble is the latest to
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 Listen via:Apple Podcasts|Spotify|Amazon Podcasts|More Platforms Romantic comedies are having another moment, and 40 Dates and 40 Nights leans into everything that made the genre a favorite while keeping its feet planted firmly in reality. Director Andy Delaney and star Joel Courtney recently caught up with Kyle Meredith to discuss the new film, which follows
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Bob Dylan is apparently shaking up his guitarists amid his ongoing US tour. Over the weekend, Dylan’s acoustic guitar player, Bob Britt, seemed to announce his departure from the tour. In a cryptic social post, which seems to have been deleted but not before being spread online by Dylan fans, Britt posted “Sayonara Bobby” with
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While at the GP collecting some routine test results, Nino (Théodore Pellerin) is suddenly asked if he has his cancer-care routine sorted. He’s shocked, as the GP has unfortunately skipped afeedback stage and hasn’t actually mentioned the fact that Nino has throat cancer. Fair play to writer/​director Pauline Loquès for opting to make afilm that
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Barnes & Noble’s biggest books of fall, a touching library moment from the Obama Presidential Center’s opening ceremony, essential American literature, and more. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the biggest headlines from last week. The Biggest Books of
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This is the second of three pieces published in collaboration withQueer East Film Festival, whose Emerging Critics project brought together six writers for aprogramme of mentorship throughout the festival. Rebecca Liu Recently, the Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre published astudy that found the racial demographic with the lowest participation in cultural life in the
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Former Secretary of Transportation and likely 2028 presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg was briefly separated from his children after an anonymous false report alleging he was a danger to his young twins. Buttigieg detailed the ordeal firsthand in a post on Substack, titled “A Terrible Thing Happened to My Family.” He said he was “furious” that
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Gracie Abrams is apparently not interested in keeping up appearances. On her new single “Look at My Life,” the second offering from her forthcoming third album Daughter from Hell, the singer/songwriter pairs existential panic with a visual that quite literally sets the world around her on fire. The Mitch Ryan-directed video for “Look at My
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Future is ready to pull back the curtain — at least a little bit. The Atlanta rap titan has announced that his 10th solo studio album, The Real Me, will arrive July 10 via Freebandz/Epic, and he’s offering a first glimpse of its mood and mindset with the new single and video “Radio.” Click here
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LGBTQ+ consumers spend about $1.4 trillion in the U.S. annually and $3.9 trillion globally, but about 70% are spending their money with businesses that they see supporting the community — and an almost equal amount are avoiding companies they see as reducing their inclusion commitments — according to a new report released on Tuesday by
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Steve Lacy has spent the better part of the past decade blurring the lines between R&B, indie rock and pop, but on his new SZA-featuring single “is it cool?,” he’s doing something even riskier: telling the truth. Out now via RCA Records, the song is the latest preview of Lacy’s upcoming album Oh yeah?, due
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