Macy See is done with perfectionism and ‘trying to be cool’
The actress and singer explains the meaning behind her debut single, ‘Lonely Outside,’ and why perfection is overrated.
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Everyone should be talking about Alexis Gregory’s SMOKE
Riot Act’s Alexis Gregory sits down to discuss how his savage-comic queer urban thriller, SMOKE, is inspired by real-life events and why a play dealing with the deaths of gay men, drugs, grief and more is necessary right now.
Todd Verow on Behind the Open Door and the return of the ‘New Queer Cinema’ movement
The director and producer of Bottom, Frisk, and now Behind the Open Door sheds light on his new feature as well as his thoughts on film-making in 2026.
A year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting – David Hockney at Serpentine, London
The Serpentine gallery in London presents A year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting – an exhibition of new and recent works by David Hockney, including the monumental frieze.
Review: Frida Kahlo Women Experiences at Mestizo, Chelsea
An immersive Frida Kahlo experience lands in Chelsea, consisting of Mexican cuisine, art and cocktails. Frida Kahlo: Women Experiences is an immersive live art project that celebrates the life, art and legacy of Frida Kahlo, highlighting her resilience, creativity and role as a global symbol of women’s empowerment.
Queer Britain reopens exhibiting powerful LGBTQ+ stories
Queer Britain, in Kings Cross London, the UK’s first and only museum dedicated to LGBTQ+ history, has recently reopened to the public after the installation of completely new exhibit material.
The creators of Awkward Productions feel inspired by Oh, Mary! and are living their dreams
As they prepare to head back to the United States, the creators of Awkward Productions discuss their latest work, performing around the world, and comparisons to the Broadway and West End success, Oh, Mary!
The Line of Beauty’s Jack Holden on adapting Alan Hollinghurst and being “excited” for Ken Rex again
The actor and writer dives into his recent adaptation of Hollinghurst’s 2004 Man Booker prize-winning novel and how he’s never completely off the clock.
3 London-based LGBTQ+ performances to see in November
We round up 3 LGBTQ+ poetry and theatre pieces to see in the capital this November
Top, latest exhibition at Queer Britain
Queer Britain, the UK’s first and only LGBTQ+ museum, opens its latest exhibition, Top, by Claye Bowler