November 2022

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Amplifying Queer Voices.

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Editorial Director Lewis Corner Art Director Jack Rowe Fashion Editor Umar Sarwar Associate Editor Sam Damshenas Social Media Manager Hollie Wong Contributing Editor Jamie Windust Junior News Reporter Conor Clark Junior Designer Anisa Cleaver Editori
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Editor’s Letter
We’re living in a more queer era than ever before. That may sound like a lofty statement, but a recent survey by LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall and Ipsos backs it up. The new poll revealed that only 66% of people in the UK identify as being exclusively att
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A Guide To The LGBTQ+ Cast In Billy Eichner’s Historic New Comedy BROS
As the first gay adult romantic comedy from a major Hollywood studio, Bros marks a watershed moment for queer cinema. Written by Billy Eichner and Nicholas Stoller, with the latter also directing the film, Bros has broke new ground for LGBTQ+ represe
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Gotta Have It
We love a shoe that looks chic but also can flex functionality when the occasion calls for it. Take the Vectiv Taraval from The North Face, it’s an aesthetically sleek trainer for the untrained eye but it holds the strength and durability for hardcor
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Young Royals
“I fucking screamed with happiness,” Omar Rudberg says of the scandalous - let’s repeat that for dramatic effect, scandalous - storylines in the long-awaited second season of Young Royals, “like, give me some drama!” The championed Swedish series, fo
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David Dawson
With LGBTQ+ representation still scarce on the big screen, My Policeman’s status as one of the most anticipated - and dissected, we should add-films of the year was inevitable. (It also stars Harry Styles, very famous singer, so there’s that too.) Ba
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QUEER WOMEN & Supernatural shows
No genre across film and television is as camp as horror. Both the origins of the genre - and those viewing it - have shaped how it presents itself today. This link has been long-established. Horror was born out of the 19th century Gothic era, a time
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Wreck
Although queerness and horror have historically gone hand-inhand - Nosferatu is a gay, it is (not) a fact (but very clear as day) -the existence of openly LGBTQ+ characters in the genre has notoriously been… well, non-existent. (For god’s sake, queer

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