Carmen y Lola between tradition & desire
Carmen y Lola between tradition and desire Through its vibrant depiction of community and culture, the film offers a soft, intimate portrayal of queer first love — one that is both beautiful and bittersweet. It tells a story all too familiar within queer art: the tension between honouring where you come from and being […]
10 side quests for when your summer needs a plot twist
on your radar:10 side quests for when your summer needs a plot twist As summer sadly starts to come to an end, here’s a little list of 10 things to spice up the final stretch — from downloading Hinge (again) to summoning something you probably shouldn’t. Consider it a gentle nudge to shake things […]
The erosion of soho’s queer nightlife
The erosion of soho’s queer nightlife the erosion of Soho’s iconic queer nightlife and the broader decline in LGBTQIA+ spaces across London. LATEST • charlotte pang • february 17th, 2026 Soho has a longstanding history as a sex positive, diverse, and inclusive ‘safe haven’ for the LGBTQIA+ community, from its reputation in the 1700s as […]
I kissed a Girl, the UK’s first exclusively queer dating show, cancelled after just two seasons
I kissed a Girl, the UK’s first exclusively queer dating show, cancelled after just two seasons We’re looking at the BBC’s decision to cancel I Kissed A Girl after just two seasons – and why losing one of the UK’s only mainstream queer dating shows is more than just the end of another reality series. […]
Slava Mogutin on unrestricted queer art pre-stonewall
Slava Mogutin on unrestricted queer art pre-stonewall Slava Mogutin—working across photography, writing, and performance, Slava documents queer lives with striking honesty, exploring themes of identity, desire, resistance, and belonging. LATEST • charlotte pang • february 17th, 2026 Born in Russia and forced into exile in the 1990s for his queer activism and literature, Mogutin has […]
Harley Weir using the body, beauty and artificiality as material
Harley Weir using the body, beauty and artificiality as material Harley Weir and Beauty Papers (2022), a provocative exploration of beauty, the body and the uneasy space between the natural and the manufactured. Through sex dolls, artificial skin, prosthetics, bodily fluids and traditionally “beautiful” imagery, Weir asks us to reconsider what we’ve been taught to […]
Sterling Point, our newest obsession
Sterling Point, our newest obsession. Rather than relying on dramatic coming-out stories or surface-level romance, Sterling Point simply shows people existing, navigating their pasts and figuring themselves out along the way. LATEST • charlotte pang • february 17th, 2026 There have been a plethora of young adult television across all platforms, however, once you see […]
Brianna Capozzi on absurdity within glamour
Brianna Capozzi on absurdity within glamour. Through unexpected compositions, playful props, and surreal details, Capozzi celebrates women and their womanhood while leaning into the bizarre. LATEST • charlotte pang • february 17th, 2026 Within all her projects, she allows props to play their own character. Using these often unconventional items, she emphasises the humour and […]
GRIT Magazine goes digital. Everything, one place.
GRIT Magazine goes digital. Everything, one place. everythings a bit all over the place at the moment isn’t it? when is it not, but lets try and fix that. LATEST • charlotte pang • february 17th, 2026 Shall we talk about the elephant in the room? Or at least that there isn’t a room at […]