The new collection is stunning (H&M)
H&M is releasing a new collection with designer Simone Rocha this month and the latest trailer features some familiar faces.
The star studded campaign features a glowing Omari Douglas, one of the breakout stars of Channel 4’s
On appearing in the AR experience trailer he says: “I think that this really encapsulates Simone’s world – it feels playful, magical, and a little bit whimsical, as well.
“All these pearls everywhere – it feels like opening up a beautiful dressing up box, a special picture book, somewhere. It’s a really special way for her to share her universe with others.”
The rise of sex on screen: Bridgerton, Normal People lead TV s sexual revolution
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By: Jonathan Dean
Our screens are saturated with explicit sex but it s more strictly shot now, with intimacy coaches a fixture on set does that mean it s a force for good, asks Jonathan Dean. Let s talk about sex. On screen, that is the having of and politics of it. Can one have too much, or do we always want more? The national conversation rages. The rutting in Industry was a bit athletic do normal people really have that much sex? What was more outrageous about Bridgerton, the colour-blind casting, or the two leads adopting more positions than a politician on the campaign trail?
It’s a Sin star Omari Douglas tells
PinkNews about working with Stephen Fry, his views on authentic casting and how filming the show was an education.
A five-part drama documenting the human cost of the AIDS crisis doesn’t exactly sounds like the most joyful of experiences. But Russell T Davies’
It’s a Sin, which bursts onto screens Friday (22 January), has a certain catharsis to it, with moments of unbridled queer elan among the cruelty and devastation.
“I can’t pinpoint what it was exactly, but there was such an energy – the friendships and the joy of it, and the youth,” is Omari Douglas’ best attempt at summing it up.