Interviews

The gym sucks for everyone, but it’s worse when strangers police your gender.

At a historical moment when democracy everywhere seems like it’s under siege, filmmaker Astra Taylor is taking us back to the basics.

In ‘Sons of Cain’ investigative historian Peter Vronsky argues war and economic crisis play a role in making murderers.

We spoke to Pearce about his new role in ‘The Innocents’ and why he tries so hard to suppress his ego.

‘I am Queen C, I am this badass bitch. But I do have this secret.’

We interviewed award-winning feminist adult film maker Erika Lust about the impact of FOSTA/SESTA on porn, the problem with age verification checks and the value of education over regulation.

In honour of the 14-year anniversary of one of Britain's bleakest cartoons, we spoke to creator David Firth. Plus, we asked actual Salad Fingers who should win 'Love Island'.

We sat with the writer and director of ‘Sorry to Bother You’ about the change he can bring.

An interview with the filmmaker and lead actor behind the summer's most uproarious sci-fi comedy.

Meanwhile, when not getting schooled by a comedian, the free speech crusader launched a defamation lawsuit against Wilfrid Laurier University and three of its employees.

We spoke to the face behind ‘Luke Cage’ on what season two, out Friday, reveals about America.

When does a little self-love aide become a problem?