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In an extract from her book ‘Queer Intentions’, journalist Amelia Abraham joins the first ever sex worker float at Amsterdam Pride.

"Don’t give studios an excuse not to green-light movies made by and about women," tweeted director Olivia Wilde.

Recently featured as part of the Met’s ‘Camp: Notes on Fashion’ exhibition, William Dill-Russell is making waves with their maximalist understanding of queer style.

Sex, love, and endless drama will no longer be constrained by gender on MTV's 'Are You the One'.

We meet Emily Driver, the model of the moment from the New Zealand countryside, on a trip to London a few weeks back.

The brand will also include collaborations with some of the world’s leading creating voices.

The installation will commemorate 50 years since the Stonewall Riots.

‘Pervilion’ occupies decommissioned buildings across the capital, inviting artists to interact with their histories.

Finding creative rebirth with the help of their local queer community.

i-D talks to Hussein Kesvani, author of a new book that explores the online world of memes, influencers, Muslim dating apps and alt-right Islamophobes.

In his first foray into the art world, the 'post-Soviet rapper' exhibits, among other things, his own sperm as part of a show created in collaboration with the American designer.