TV & MEDIA - LGBTQ+
Award-Winning Irish Documentary Lesbian Lines Announces Nationwide Cinema Release
Award-winning Irish documentary Lesbian Lines, exploring underground lesbian helplines established in 1979, arrives in cinemas on 9 October 2026.
TV & MEDIA - LGBTQ+
Award-winning Irish documentary Lesbian Lines, exploring underground lesbian helplines established in 1979, arrives in cinemas on 9 October 2026.
EastEnders
Max and Cindy’s wedding explodes into trouble before the Slaters face another major shock and Penny’s pregnancy takes a worrying turn in EastEnders.
Emmerdale
Emmerdale spoilers for 7-11 September expose Jimmy’s hidden finances as Nicola discovers missing money, home arrears and Caleb’s connection to the sale
Emmerdale
Charity faces a murder charge, Sarah comes under pressure and Cain receives another shock as Emmerdale delivers a dramatic week and more trouble ahead.
HomeAndAway
Beau’s return terrifies Harper, Eden faces an uncertain future and Dana reaches breaking point with Sonny in an emotional Home and Away week ahead.
EastEnders
EastEnders brings Kat and Alfie closer during Walford’s double wedding celebrations as the reunited couple enjoy a romantic moment together.
TV & MEDIA - TV
Poldark is coming to ITVX with all five seasons of the hit Aidan Turner drama. ITV has now confirmed a new September 2026 release date.
TV & MEDIA - LGBTQ+
Dancing With the Stars makes LGBTQ+ history as Sarah Jane Nader and Hailey Bills become only the show’s second partnership made up of two women.
LGBTQ+ Community
Canada is investing $54.6 million over five years in LGBTQ+ organisations, including dedicated support to help Pride festivals remain safe and accessible.
HomeAndAway
Home and Away’s Dana ends her relationship with Sonny after another steroid betrayal leaves her unable to trust him, despite his desperate pleas.
HomeAndAway
Home and Away relationship spoilers for 7–11 September 2026 reveal Dana and Sonny’s split, David and Amelia romance and major family tension.
TV & MEDIA - FILM
Muriel’s Wedding is far darker and more feminist than its comedy reputation suggests, exploring marriage, self worth, friendship and one heartbreaking family story.