The (not so) hidden dangers of Instagram face
And what we can do to push back against them
florence and the machine
How Florence and the Machine convinced me to call myself disabled
On concert parking lots, important doctor's appointments, and the casual ableism of the everyday
torchwood
Torchwood's queer utopia
How a Doctor Who spinoff became the queerest show on TV for its era
the untamed
How Chinese series The Untamed captures the lives of queer Asian Americans
OR: The Yiling Laozu Experience
freelance
Why Gritty has so many non-binary and genderfluid fans
Many fans believe the Philadelphia Flyers mascot takes a sledgehammer to the gender binary.
freelance
How Kenley Players brought Broadway to the masses
Did Midwestern theatrical impresario John Kenley reinvent onstage stunt casting? Honestly, yeah.
euphoria
Euphoria, Jules Vaughn, and what happens when a trans woman goes to therapy
The HBO series' recent special centered on Jules was a big step forward for the show's portrayal of trans characters.
paterson
Paterson, Neurodivergence, and the Poetry of Routine
Writer C.M. Crockford on how Jim Jarmusch's 2016 film captures the rhythms of a life lived on a daily schedule
We've forgotten the power of protest musicals' most popular songs
"Let the Sunshine In" from Hair and "Seasons of Love" had all their context stripped away for an awful inauguration medley.
The Haunting of Bly Manor and the horrors visited on the othered body
In the Netflix limited series, trauma is the greatest terror of all. But it's also reserved for those with less societal privilege.
hannibal
On Hannibal Lecter, transness, and creation through annihilation
by Loa Beckenstein
Accessible Representation: When just showing Deafness isn't enough
By Noah Angus Johnson