Director of branded content and narrative films Michael J. Diamond joins us for Instaviews.

For Black History Month, I explore how far Black representation in TV and film has come from the days when Hattie McDaniel was excluded from the very ceremony she was nominated at.

Love Island has cast light on many social issues since its inception in 2015. From issues of sexism, abuse and bullying - a prominent issue is how Black people have been represented on the show.

Our assistant editor Saskia Calliste, and co-author Zainab Raghdo are releasing new book 'Hairvolution'. A book of interviews with 31 influential Black women about the history and politics of Black women's hair and the journey to self-love and acceptance in Western society.

In this two-parter for my monthly superhero column, I’ll be exploring examples of superhero TV shows which portray powerful depictions of grief, loss, and mental health and discuss what we should learn from their insights.

Our panellists will explore Asian Representation in TV, Film and Theatre, what more can be done & why Asian creatives are not being represented in our industry. Chaired by Daniel York Loh.

Mon 19 April, 7pm

https://bit.ly/CYrepresentation

Disney+ to stream Cinderella, by Rogers & Hammerstein's, at the stroke of midnight on February 12th. 

For my Gold Arts Award, I wrote an essay on the impact good, and bad representation in media has on society as a whole! Check it out! 

Discussing the issues with the misrepresentation of teens in the media

"Everything we do is accessible to young people. We also offer professional development classes for people who want to learn more about the creative industries."

What are the biggest issues facing disabled musicians today? Becky Morris Knight speaks out against ableism in the arts

Britain is currently undergoing one of the biggest political, social and economic disruptions it has ever faced, and those who will feel the long-term impact are failing to make their voice known.