Nail polish, skirts, makeup: they’re all seen as feminine today, but if you ask someone why, you’re unlikely to get a real answer. Men have worn all of them in numerous cultures and societies across history – so what changed?

Mozilla Festival’s roundtable discussion on gendered disinformation led by DeVan Hankerson Madrigal, Irene Mwendwa, and Gabriela De Oliveira.

Introducing an anthology of speculative autobiography about misbehaving bodies from women in the UK

Are straight, white, able-bodied male writers outdated?

Breakthrough musician GINS aka Georgie Biggin launches new music video with a powerful message for her latest single

Tom Cole, who passed his Trinity Grade 8 'Acting in Pairs' award, talks gender-swapping performances and the importance of trust in acting

Short feature on a 21-year-old student who works as a drag queen. 

Matthew Perry works as a host in a nightclub, where he dresses as a drag queen named Tequila Addams. His drag persona is very unique as he paints eccentric designs on his face rather than just a traditional drag queen make up. He taught himself to make these amazing facial art looks.

Nowadays, we see a lot of drag queen performers on mainstream media, but we do not see the hard working side of a drag queen trying to break into the industry. Matthew stands out because he juggles his life between his fashion management studies at the University of the Arts London and his nightlife work as Tequila Addams.

8 out of 10 Cats produced an all-female show for the centenary of female suffrage. Why has it taken so long for an all-female panel show to be considered! 

BBC stand-in weather reporter Sam Fraser stands up and causes a storm in gender politics with her hysterical comedy act 

The #metoo hashtag has sparked dozens of allegations against big names in Hollywood, but when the legal system can't adequately deal with this, what can the industry do?

Sexual abuse cases have recently been tearing through Hollywood, more shockingly than ever before, showing us that there are some problems money and fame can't solve, for even the most high-powered women.

The story of Skin draws parallels with dance films such as Billy Elliot and Step Up as one of rebellion and acceptance but told entirely through dance.