Patrick Sproull

It didn’t wear its references on its sleeve, but gutted them and wore their corpses like skinsuits.

The author wrote her debut novel ‘Bellies’ while working at a law firm. Now, the team behind ‘Normal People’ are turning it into a TV series.

At 18, he's appeared in two of the three highest grossing films of all time. Now, after 'Avatar', he's joining the 'Scream' universe.

The director reflects on his taboo-filled gay road movie that shaped queer filmmaking in the decades that followed its 1992 release.

The ‘Sex and the City’ reboot is cringe, unsubtle and pushing hard to be seen as revolutionary. But wasn’t that the original’s MO too?

As the ‘submissive and breedable’ meme has its moment, we explore why male-on-male playful objectification is a great thing, actually.