TV review: Queer Eye season 5 made me over from skeptic to teary-eyed fan
As the Fab Five head to Philly, their lessons in self-love and self-worth feel more urgent than ever
Rachna Raj Kaur
May 29, 2020
As the Fab Five head to Philly, their lessons in self-love and self-worth feel more urgent than ever
In honour of National Nurses Week, here are nine medical series that put nurses at the centre of the drama
Series finale of one of the few queer shows that centres a non-anglo, non-white, non-binary, gay-straight narrative ends on a note of hope
Author opens up in memoir about love, loss and delving into all the uncomfortable aspects of their life
The Prince Edward County-based author’s latest novel Polar Vortex explores both a desire to belong and a resistance to belonging
Netflix series based on Deborah Feldman’s memoir flips the oppressed Hassidic woman narrative on its head
The third season of Netflix’s crime drama starring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney mostly feels like more of the same, but a couple of characters create fresh tension
Director Hitesh Kewalya’s sharp and charming comedy challenges audiences without sacrificing Bollywood panache
These seven shows, available on the British TV streaming service, use mystery to explore complex social themes
Netflix’s historical soap opera returns with Olivia Colman stepping into the role of Queen Elizabeth II
The British Columbia-based author’s historical fiction challenges stereotypical ideas of the Iranian capital as a monolithic Islamic place that’s especially oppressive to women
Rather than talking about how racist this country is after Singh’s encounters on the campaign trail, public focus has shifted instead to how politely the NDP leader has responded