"I have no desire to analyse the legitimacy or extent of Davidson’s Tourette’s, to demonise those living with the syndrome, or to minimise the very real impacts I’m sure ableism has had on his quality of life. I believe in inclusion. But I refuse to let acknowledgement of Davidson’s disability be at the expense of prioritising the wellbeing of the two Black men who were victims of his racist outburst (whether intentional or not), as much of the internet has," writes Sunny Adcock.
- Sunny Adcock
Emerald Fennell has always had questionable race and class politics in her films, so maybe it’s no surprise that her “Wuthering Heights” adaptation reeks of anti-intellectualism, classism and problematic racial stereotypes. In many ways, it’s an accurate reflection of our times.
- Soaliha Iqbal
Bad Bunny's captured the world at the Grammys and Super Bowl. "When he steps onto Australian soil, it won’t 'just' be a concert for us," writes Erika Cramer.
- Erika Cramer
School Spirits Season 3 is a shining example of diverse storytelling in action, from gender exploration, biphobia, grooming, and more.
- Allie Daisy King
By proud Wiradjuri and Western Arrernte woman, Lowanna Grant, Executive Producer NITV Radio.
- Lowanna Grant
Ahead of Bridgerton Season 4, Allie Daisy King explains why Francesca Bridgerton's romantic plot twist is the queer female representation that TV needs.
- Allie Daisy King
From Katie Leung being referred to as the 'next Lucy Liu', to Yerin Ha overcoming doubts that she's "worthy" of the lead role, these Bridgerton stars highlight the weight of imposter syndrome, microaggressions and the "pressure" of being the first.
- Alicia Vrajlal
Timothée Chalamet’s Marty Supreme press tour has sparked conversation far beyond the film itself. From viral moments to bold self-confidence, writer Sunny Adcock examines how his public persona and ambition reflect the shifting dynamics of modern celebrity culture.
- Sunny Adcock