Beautifying hair continues to be both a cultural and personal tool of self-expression, identity and community.

Three creatives from Tāmaki Makaurau's ballroom scene talk face, and how they use makeup as a tool for self-realisation.

Holly explores the role that our most iconic TV show has played in queer representation screen, from the perspective of the writer's room.

"What if queers really were demonic?" That's the premise of the filmmaker's latest project The Nephilim.

The changing room is a new frontier for those championing greater inclusivity in fashion – and society at-large.

The acclaimed performer, poet and activist - who recently toured Aotearoa - spills with Ensemble.

Is shame around makeup a universal feeling? Designer and Beauty Bender James Dobson explores lipstick, embarrassment and binaries.

"I'm obsessed with dating myself so the idea that anyone will be as enjoyable as my own company feels like a complete farce."

Abigail Dell'Avo meets the people who bought Everything That Moves, Moves Through Another to life.

The Persian-Kiwi musician on her life-long journey with eyeliner, and learning to embrace all her features.

Reflecting on Queer History Month, and queer references, with the founder of Jimmy D.

The takatāpui designer shares his inspirations and aspirations as we round off Queer History Month.