The Black Queer legacy of Cheryl Dunye’s ‘The Watermelon Woman’
A seminal entry into the New Queer Cinema canon.
Author: Aimee Ferrier Archives: 09/2023
The crucial decision that changed Anya Taylor-Joy’s career
Her first role in ‘The Witch’ proved to be a massive success.
The Velvet Underground track Patti Smith called a “perfect American song”
A classic track by The Velvet Underground.
The decades-long feud between Dennis Hopper and Henry Fonda
The pair never resolved their issues before they both passed away.
Tupac Shakur’s sister calls the arrest of murder suspect a “pivotal moment”
The murder occurred 27 years ago.
Heart’s Ann Wilson on music industry misogyny: “Nobody took you seriously”
“There was a lot of misinterpretation going on.”
‘All of My Love’: The song that divided Led Zeppelin
The tender song was written in memory of Robert Plant’s late son.
Charlie Watts’ first edition Sherlock Holmes novel sets new auction record
Books by the likes of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie were sold.
Anya Phillips: the forgotten hero of New York’s no-wave movement
Her clothing designs defined an era of underground expression.
How Harry Dean Stanton brought a classic James Taylor song to life
The actor was a huge lover of folk music.
