In this exclusive interview, Paris Hilton shares her journey from pop culture icon to fierce advocate and artist. She opens up about the challenges she faced in the early 2000s, the deep love she feels for her LGBTQ+ fans, and the icons who inspired her along the way. Discover the story behind INFINITE ICON: A VISUAL MEMOIR - a film that’s as much about healing and authenticity as it is about music and art. Don’t miss this candid conversation with Paris, premiering in cinemas worldwide from January 30, 2026.

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Join Harvey Morton on this festive episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast as he chats with the dazzling Patti Boo Rae about their hit show Little Miss Christmas, now lighting up the Southwark Playhouse Borough stage. From defending the coveted Candy Cane Crown to the madcap beauty pageant antics, Patti shares behind-the-scenes stories, their love for Christmas, and how queer sensibilities bring a unique sparkle to the holiday season. We dive into the show's pop culture nods, the thrill of live variety performance, and the pressures of festive perfection, all wrapped up in a campy, heartfelt celebration you won't want to miss. Whether you're a drag aficionado or new to the scene, Patti’s infectious energy promises a Christmas party like no other.

Little Miss Christmas continues at Southwark Playhouse Borough until 3 January 2026. Tickets are available here.

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Harvey Morton sits down with writer-director Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor and actors Ann Akinjirin and Ronkẹ Adékọluẹ́jọ́ to discuss the powerful new film Dreamers. Rooted in Joy’s own experience seeking asylum, Dreamers tells a moving love story set in a removal centre, exploring how love, friendship, and community can flourish even in the most challenging and unlikely places.

Joy shares how her personal journey shaped the film’s narrative, emphasizing the humanity behind immigration stories often overlooked. Ann and Ronkẹ reflect on their roles and how the film brings warmth and color to a harsh environment, challenging stereotypes and inviting audiences to rethink what home and love mean.

Tune in to hear about the creative process, the importance of community, and the film’s message of hope and resistance in today’s political climate. Dreamers is in cinemas from 5th December - don’t miss it.

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For more from Queerly Radio, visit thisisqueerly.com and don’t forget to tune into Queerly LIVE with Harvey Morton, every Sunday morning from 8am to 10am on Queerly Radio. Tune in at queerly.radio or just ask your smart speaker to “play Queerly Radio”.