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FILM
Set inside one of sport’s most emotionally restrictive worlds, the series dares to imagine what happens when tenderness, consent, and queer joy are allowed to exist where hypermasculinity has long ruled. Its power lies not only in the love story at its centre, but in how that joy challenges everything hockey — and society — has taught men to suppress. In doing so, Heated Rivalry opens up new ways of thinking about masculinity, intimacy, and the kind of futures we might still be brave enough to imagine.

FIM & TV
Funny, tender, goofy. Beloved LGBTQ+ ally and queer icon Catherine O'Hara will be very much missed. She was celebrated for her unmatched comic timing and chameleon-like character work.

FILM REVIEW
Lesbian Space Princess is a bold, hilarious, and deeply affirming animated sci-fi that flips the genre on its head. Pink-hued galaxies, incel villains called the Straight White Maliens, queer in-jokes, indie songs, and a heroine learning that self-love matters more than chasing the wrong crush.

FILM
Laura Barling, Digital Content Producer at the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA), takes a jump to the right as The Rocky Horror Picture Show celebrates 50 years.

FILM
This Spring, don't miss some fabulous Lesbian B-grade thrills; a stabby and hilarious divorce battle film; a bitingly funny comedy and retro classic Black & White horror!

GAMING
Thousands of adult video games were pulled from digital storefronts this month after a campaign by Australian group Collective Shout.

TV
The standout moment of Australian television's night of nights, Magda Szubanski claimed Logies Honour. Magda was beamed into the 2025 Logie Awards as she was inducted into the Hall of Fame, and the beloved comedian, actress and proud lesbian shared a message that left not a dry eye in the house.

INTERVIEW
We chat to Nicholas Verso about Crafting a Powerful Story of Queer Youth and Masculinity. Behind the Scenes of STANS new queer series Invisible Boys.

INTERVIEW
We chatted with the Festival Director of Queer Cinema, Lisa Rose. Since her appointment in 2017, Lisa has overseen the Queer Screen Mardi Gras Film Festival’s growth from strength to strength which is leaving a lasting mark on LGBTIQ+ cinema in Australia.