Jazmin Kopotsha

Even in its most overwhelming, infuriating, disorientating moments, love is pretty great. There’s no denying it, my cynical friends. Deep down, we’re a

This is not going to be what you expect it to be. If you’ve read Malorie Blackman’s iconic Noughts + Crosses book series, BBC One’s new adaptation wi

We’ve been desperate for more leading ladies. We’ve longed to see badass powerful women in their own narratives slaying more than the roles (and rules)

Billie Eilish has announced that she no longer reads the comments on her Instagram. Speaking to BBC Breakfast with her brother and producer Finneas O’

We’ve been teased with the promise of Noughts & Crosses for what feels like a lifetime but our patience has finally paid off. Malorie Blackman

Dating apps propose a stressful juxtaposition: easy access to an abundance of potential partners but exponential effort without guaranteed results. It vari

Everyone is a hot mess by the time we reach the middle of Emma. This is what director Autumn de Wilde told her lead actress, Anya Taylor-Joy, while they wo

There are traditional fashion models, and then there’s Leomie Anderson. At 26 years old, the British style star already has campaigns with Fenty, Topshop

You’re thrust right into the middle of a tragedy before your eyes have much time to adjust to their surroundings. For a brief moment it’s 1960 and we?

When host Graham Norton took to the stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall to introduce the 73rd British Academy Film Awards, there was a cute video mon

Welcome to Don’t Sleep On Them, our weeklong series marking the launch of Unbothered UK. Not a single actor of colour was nominated for a BAFTA

“Smooch” is not a nice word. It sounds slimy. It’s uncomfortable. It can’t really be taken seriously. I cringe and recoil at the sound of i

“It’s Bake Off, but make it fashion…for Netflix,” says Alexa Chung. She and Queer Eye’s Tan France are the glamorous hosts of a new compe

Whenever I think about black women, I feel so connected – not just to a community but to a movement that I’m so incredibly proud of. I asked the black

Need some new shows to get hooked on? I thought so. In 2017, we were spoiled for choice with kickass female-fronted dramas from the UK and abroad (The Hand