LGBTQ

Magnum photographer Olivia Arthur documents fleeting moments of solitude and tenderness amongst the maelstrom of Mumbai in poignant series, 'In Private/Mumbai'.

From cruising to cabarets, how has the queer landscape of the capital changed over the past four decades?

Over the last few years, photographer Bex Day has worked on ‘Hen’, a sensitive document of what it means to be trans and elderly in Britain.

In the UK, decades old arguments conflating sexual identity and sexual acts has lead to a nationwide debate about whether LGBTQ rights should even be mentioned in schools.

'Sauvage', 'Sorry Angel', '120 BPM', 'Knife + Heart' -- many of the most thought-provoking, conversation-starting gay films of late have originated in Paris.

As BFI Flare opens in London, we picked a handful of films worth catching.

The photographer's new book 'Outside & in Between' includes at home portraits of Rain Dove, Jacob Tobia and Sasha Fleischman.

After decades of misrepresentation, movies like 'Sauvage' are finally getting to grips with the nuances of an occupation dismissed as seedy and exploitative.

The Netflix reboot of 70s comedy 'One Day at a Time' is quite possibly the best (and most important) show on screens right now.

"If we don’t make some noise, who the fuck is going to?"

Watch the video for their flamenco-inspired, harmony-laden musical love child ‘Valentino’ here.

Karnage Kills is unequivocally femme and fearless.