Pop superstar Sabrina Carpenter was joined by Madonna for a surprise performance during her second weekend set at Coachella. The two performed a medley of Madonna's hits, including "Vogue" and "Like A Prayer."
Read moreSocial media personality and 'Rotting in the Sun' star Jordan Firstman is set to premiere his directorial debut, 'Club Kid,' at the Cannes Film Festival. The film, also starring Cara Delevingne, explores the collision of New York's queer nightlife with unexpected fatherhood.
Read moreMadonna has officially announced 'Confessions II', a sequel to her acclaimed 2005 dance album, reuniting with producer Stuart Price. The new record is scheduled for release on July 3, 2026, via Warner Records.
Read moreJohn Green's debut novel won literary awards for its honest portrayal of teenage grief and love, yet it remains one of the most banned books in the US. We examine why this coming-of-age story is a central figure in the American culture wars over literature.
Read moreThe upcoming 'Malcolm in the Middle' revival will introduce a non-binary sibling for the titular character, a decision inspired by the creator's own family. The role will be played by non-binary actor Vaughan Murrae.
Read moreThe programme for the 2026 Cannes Film Festival features a significant number of LGBTQ+ themed films from acclaimed directors, competing for the prestigious Palme d'Or.
Read moreThe third season of Euphoria catapults its characters into adulthood, trading teenage angst for the stark realities of sex work, debt, and precarious survival after a significant time jump.
Read moreJesse Andrews' acclaimed novel 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' faces bans in the US for profanity. The author's sharp defense highlights the broader fight against censorship that disproportionately targets LGBTQ+ and minority stories.
Read moreEllen Hopkins' 2004 novel 'Crank' uses free verse to depict a teenager's descent into meth addiction. As part of our 'Books Under Attack' series, we examine why this unflinching story remains a primary target for censors in the United States.
Read morePatricia McCormick's acclaimed novel 'Sold' details a young Nepali girl's forced entry into prostitution. Despite its numerous awards, the book is now one of the most frequently banned in US schools, sparking a fierce debate over censorship and the value of difficult stories.
Read moreMike Curato's award-winning graphic novel 'Flamer' explores a teen's difficult journey with identity, but its honesty has placed it at the center of censorship battles across the United States.
Read moreThe American Library Association's annual report on challenged books reveals that titles with LGBTQ+ themes are the primary targets of organized censorship campaigns in US schools and public libraries.
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