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Here, Diarmuid Hester talks about his new book Nothing Ever Just Disappears – a chronicle of how the homes of prominent queer 20th-century creatives shaped their work and personhood

Canada’s Drag Race star Jimbo answers AnOther’s 50 Questions, covering everything from her drag pet peeves, sobriety and why she’s okay with losing

As Henry Hoke’s witty new novel is published, the author talks about his obsession with the real-life lion P-22, queerness in the animal kingdom and whether he’s written a furry novel

Dakota Schiffer discusses growing up in West Sussex, her entry into drag, and her time on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK

The writer talks to Patrick Sproull about her provocative new memoir, I’m Glad My Mom Died – an illuminating breakdown of generational trauma and the bleak effects of child stardom

As her new film Catherine Called Birdy is released, Lena Dunham talks about her triumphant comeback, her passion for “thorny, complicated women”, and the enduring legacy of Girls

As his new TV series Irma Vep premieres in the UK, take a quick tour of the French auteur’s work – from the story of a grief-stricken personal shopper to a tale of espionage in the anime porn industry

As the new mini-series arrives on HBO, French filmmaker Olivier Assayas discusses the state of contemporary cinema and enlisting Alicia Vikander as his lead

As Vladimir is released, author Julia May Jonas speaks about the book’s origin as a “failed play”, why she didn’t write a ‘Me Too novel’, and the problem with female characters not being afforded ambiguity of thought