She may only be 24, but in the last six years, Yasmin Benoit has made her mark on the world. She’s flourished in her modelling career, risen to become a prominent activist for the asexual community and, amongst it all, completed two degrees. Today, her activism is all about giving asexual and aromantic people a platform: that […]Read More
Ginny & Georgia is a really frustrating show. It begins badly, mellows out to fine, and then starts to become enjoyable. However, despite flashes of brilliance, it is trying to be and do far too many things, and as a result, it never quite manages to land. This show follows mother and daughter duo Georgia […]Read More
International Asexuality Day (IAD) was announced on 31 January, and will be held on 6 April from 2021 onwards. The day aims to celebrate and support all asexual people, with a particular focus on those outside the Western, English-speaking world. It was set up collaboratively by individuals and organisations from 22 different countries and regions. […]Read More
Warning – Spoilers Ahead for Money Heist Within the first ten minutes of Money Heist (or La Casa de Papel, its original title), heist mastermind the Professor (Álvaro Morte) compares his band of robbers to Robin Hood. The reason? “We’re not stealing anybody’s money,” he tells us, looking out into his makeshift classroom in Toledo. […]Read More
The final film in Netflix’s teen romance To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before trilogy, based on the books by Jenny Han, has finally dropped on Netflix. This time, protagonists Lara Jean Song Covey (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) navigate their final year of high school, charming the audience from start to finish. […]Read More
“If I come home after a really hard shift, I just want to sit in front of my cabinets and stare at my plants and do nothing.” That’s Robin Schouten, a 29-year-old healthcare worker and student from the Netherlands, a houseplant enthusiast, and the creator of the @ikeagreenhousecabinet account and hashtag on Instagram. View this […]Read More
A Harry Potter TV series is in early development at HBO Max, according to sources for the Hollywood Reporter and Variety. Executives from the US streaming service HBO Max have reportedly met with writers to discuss the direction of the project. Nothing has yet been pitched, and the live-action show has no writers or talent […]Read More
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