LGBTQ+ - NEWS
Meet Fruity the Irish Sapphic Comedy That Started With a Viral Video
Irish filmmaking sisters Megan and Shannon Haly are bringing Alice and Clarke's chaotic juice business to social media in sapphic comedy Fruity.
LGBTQ+ - NEWS
Irish filmmaking sisters Megan and Shannon Haly are bringing Alice and Clarke's chaotic juice business to social media in sapphic comedy Fruity.
SOAPS - HOME AND AWAY
Lacey takes a chance on a date with Dylan in Home and Away, but Jo becomes concerned as her sister pushes herself to make the evening work.
TV & MEDIA - THEATRE
Before the Coffee Gets Cold is returning to the stage in London in June 2027, bringing its unusual time-travel story to the Lyric Hammersmith.
AI & ENT. - PROJECTS
Andrea and Billie take a romantic step forward in The Impossible Plant while Tony's unexpected return raises questions about the past.
TV & MEDIA - LGBTQ+
Every episode of Wentworth returns to Australian television on 11 November 2026, ahead of Boomer, Franky and Lou's comeback in Wentworth: Halfway Home.
AI & ENT - CREATORS
Who is Mara in Almost Out Loud? Meet the guarded freelance editor whose carefully ordered life changes when Leah moves in across the hall.
TV & MEDIA - THEATRE
John Proctor Is the Villain confirms its West End cast, with Dónal Finn, Sadie Soverall and Lauryn Ajufo returning to the acclaimed play in 2027.
LGBTQ+ - NEWS
Ariana DeBose and Ilaria Cohen Catone present Bruce Cohen with GLAAD’s Vito Russo Award in New York, celebrating his LGBTQ+ film legacy
TV & MEDIA - FILM
James Gunn confirms DC is preparing to cast a new Batman separate from Robert Pattinson and reveals what he wants from the next Bruce Wayne.
LGBTQ+ - NEWS
Two LGBT veterans have won permission to challenge MOD compensation rules after receiving £7,000 and £5,000 instead of the £50,000 dismissal payment.
AI & ENT. - PROJECTS
SAMSARAH Episodes 14–15 bring another kiss for Samantha and Sarah as they discuss their feelings and arrange a possible first date.
TV & MEDIA - THEATRE
Taylor Russell joins Ian McKellen in Lear at London’s Yard Theatre, with extra performances announced after the original run sold out in 30 minutes.