The Most Anticipated Book-To-Screen Adaptations Coming In 2026
Between the highly anticipated third season of Prime Video’s The Summer I Turned Pretty and the unexpected cultural phenomenon that was Crave’s Heated Rivalry, book-to-screen adaptations have been dominating our feeds, brains, and hearts majorly in 2025. And judging by the multitude of movies and TV shows based on books coming this next year, this […]
The most anticipated new books of 2026
If there is one thing that the team at Missing Perspectives will be doing in 2026, it is reading up a storm. From the 800 books that our Head of Editorial, Sunny Adcock, has on the go at the moment, the 100+ hours Social Lead Allie Daisy King does on Audible per month, Founder Phoebe […]
Our most anticipated TV shows of 2026
We here at Missing Perspectives are ALL about a good television show hyper fixation, so we have curated a list of the most anticipated TV shows for 2026. From new releases to prequels of existing properties and returning seasons, here are all the best TV shows to keep on your radar in 2026. Happy watching, […]
Queer male athletes are on our screens and shelves, but where are they in real life?
Heated Rivalry has everyone on X in a tizzy. Mitch was met with immense praise and adoration for his public display of bravery (not universally because, sadly, homophobic dickheads still exist, even at Lady Gaga concerts). After the Siren has received rave reviews.
So… how come there are still so few openly queer male athletes? And what needs to change to make it safe for players to come out?
The elephant in the Australian music industry
Now let me ask this: how on earth are we as a society meant to break down systemic barriers of oppression and abuse if no one is allowed to speak about it?
Ranking on-screen depictions of asexuality from hate crime to life affirming
Happy asexuality awareness week to the divas who make up the A in LGBTQIA+. The A is not silent anymore, and neither am I. To celebrate this iconic week of fighting for a smidge of visibility, eating lots of cake, and wishing we had a less fugly flag, I thought I would take a moment […]
Why are women the only people who get criticised for their music not being “deep enough”? Unpacking the Man’s Best Friend Sabrina Carpenter backlash
Sabrina Carpenter is too sexy. Sabrina Carpenter is the pop princess we have been waiting for. Sabrina Carpenter is a homewrecker. Sabrina Carpenter is for the girls. Sabrina Carpenter performs for the male gaze. Sabrina Carpenter supports the dolls. Sabrina Carpenter’s new album isn’t deep enough. Sabrina Carpenter is a bad feminist. These are all […]
Active online, silent on Mitch Brown: AFL clubs and players missed a moment that mattered
The social media silence after Mitch Brown publicly came out as bisexual is not just telling, it’s a missed opportunity.
“Empowering and deeply personal”: Michelle Battersby joins femtech platform Peanut as President
If you have followed Michelle Battersby’s career like we have, you’ll know that the Australian entrepreneur has never followed a traditional path through the tech world.
Is it really possible to be a female founder without attaching your face to the brand?
Alisa Bittner speaks to three well-known female founders to find an answer to the question: ‘Can women truly launch and market a business without openly sharing elements of themselves to build a community?’