Culture

With Circus being reissued, author and poet Wayne Koestenbaum revisits how he brought the sexually deviant protagonist of his debut novel to life.

Curator, writer and art-lover Shonagh Marshall has edited a list of the must-see exhibitions opening this month.

We talk to the Virgil Abloh about his mid-career retrospective at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art.

Hard-on alert! The new magazine gives gay readers a chance to delve into fetish and homoerotica, no stigmas attached.

Photo of the day: Solo exhibition Our Beautyfull Future acts as a visual diary of the late photographer’s world before his death in 1997.

A landmark exhibition at London’s Design Museum reveals the story of a man who is as much an enigma as his work.

The matriarch of the revolutionary PBS series An American Family discusses divorce, her son Lance, and the current state of television.

A space obsessed entrepreneur, a woman on the moon. Fritz Lang’s 1929 sci-fi may be closer than you think.

We joined Romance F.C’s Women’s World Cup screening in an East London pub to catch up with the fans, old and new.

This is NYC Pride under Trump’s America, and there’s only a slim chance the queerest skateboard collective are going to come quietly...

One is a low-key art space in a former diplomatic residential compound. The other is an underground bunker built during the Sino-Japanese war. In China’s art scene, Peng Xiaoyang’s spaces take a radically different approach.

Here’s all the juice from last night’s adidas x The Face party held in Paris...

Brought to you by Pornceptual, CockTail d’Amore and Buttons, Whole is an “unreal, exciting, beautiful, liberating and overwhelming” festival. Is it the future of Pride?

The unflinching Bradford playwright was overlooked during her lifetime. Now The Face speaks to the Northern writers keeping her spirit alive.

Get queered up on queer film classics using the author’s definitive guide – it’s good for the soul.

The actor makes an appearance in one of 2020’s biggest releases, but his association with the medium extends beyond a single game.

Featuring over 100 artists and spanning 50 years, this exhibition celebrates work engaging with gender identity, in a time we need these conversations more than ever.