Amelia Abraham
Sådan slår ekstremisternes mødre sig sammen i kampen mod Islamisk Stat
Danske Karolina er rejst til Tunesien for at mødes med andre forældre, der har mistet deres sønner til Islamisk Stat. Hun er en del af en organisation, der vil have os til at holde op med at skyde skylden på de unge, som hverves af terrororganisationen.
'Herstory' fortæller lesbiske kvinders historie på Instagram
Samfundet har for vane at ignorere lesbiske kvinder, men det forsøger den populære Instagram-profil 'Herstory' at lave om på.
The Last Days of Disco Captured by Photographer Bill Bernstein
A new photo book charts the rise and fall of disco as a crucial moment in history, and the impact the movement had on New York clubland.
Billeder af diskoens sidste dage
Hetero-, homo-, og transseksuelle, sorte og hvide dansede med hinanden natten lang på New Yorks legendariske diskoklubber, indtil AIDS-frygten satte en stopper for festen.
An Interview with Nawal el Saadawi, One of Egypt’s Most Badass Political Dissidents
Saadawi is the author of 56 books and has been imprisoned for her writing, which condemns how women have and continue to be treated in the Middle East. We talked religion, capitalism and the state of Egyptian politics.
The Business of Drag: We Talked to Some of London's Biggest Drag Queens About the Scene in 2015
A new documentary called 'Dressed As a Girl' captures the last few years of London's drag scene on film. We sat down with two of its stars – Holestar and John Sizzle – to discuss London's drag history, how drag is currently being redefined by the...
Half of Young Britons Say They're Neither Totally Straight Nor Completely Gay
Is this the UK's "Generation Bisexual"?
John Waters Discusses the Rubbish Cinema That Changed His Life
Ahead of his new retrospective at the BFI, we talked to the godfather of trash about Joan Crawford, Elizabeth Taylor and the worst movies known to man.
We Talked to Filmmaker Desiree Akhavan About Putting More Bisexual Women On Our Screens
The Appropriate Behaviour director thinks that being bisexual is like having a superpower – she's using hers to make astute comedy about the difference between the sexes.
Jeff Koons Is the Kanye West of the Contemporary Art World
Meeting the man whose work can sell for more than any other living artist.
In Defence of Poppers: The Banned 'Gay Drug' That Everyone Loves to Ridicule
The government have banned a new spate of legal highs – including poppers, the beloved solvent that opens up you and your arsehole to new worlds of fun.
The Man Who Says He Knows the Truth About America's Economic Stranglehold on the World
We talked to Matt Kennard, author of The Racket, a new book that investigates how the US government, its banks and its intelligence agencies enforce a very covert and modern type of imperialism.