Author: Soleil Nathwani
‘In refusing heteronormativity as the norm, chucking aside labels and skewering judgement around sexuality, these shows depict what that world of possibilities might look like in high school'
Cinema fulfills a basic human yearning to connect
Here are women, looking at men, looking at women and pointing out the fault lines, toppling notions about desire and consent
In casting conventional masculinity aside or putting it on trial, Hollywood can embrace a long-overdue reckoning with what we tell men they need to be, something we often overlook on the path to empowering women, ...
‘Everything in the world is about sex, except sex. Sex is about power.’ – Oscar Wilde
When we cross the crisis, restaurants will come back with gusto, greeting us with gastronomic hugs, feeding us meals to write home about
Driven by survival, migrants leave their identities, their addresses and their votes in their villages, remaining ostensibly voiceless in the world’s largest democracy
Like a soldier after the trenches, New York is a different city amidst the dystopic reality of COVID-19, and yet there is hope to be found
Whether de-frocking a priest, raising hell with a ukulele or romancing a serial killer, the multi-hyphenate carved out a distinct space for herself in a crowded landscape
The fact that Varda was ahead of her time was a credit to her, that she remains so is a knock on us with the 2020 Oscars’ best director line-up being a boy's club’s wet ...
