Jamie Windust

3 days ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Jamie Windust

Lars Fellows, Alex Thomas-Smith and Jordan Gray (Images: Francisco Gomez de Villaboa)Eleven years on from the ‘transgender tipping point’ — a term coined by Time magazine when it featured Laverne Cox on its cover, and a moment of self-visualisation and representation for many a trans person — the scales still seem desperately unbalanced for trans and non-binary people.

5 days ago | attitude.co.uk | Jamie Windust

Home Culture Culture Film & TV 23 June 2025 “We are a storytelling species – it's as necessary to us as reproduction and we need it," Jordan tells Attitude in a new interview By Jamie Windust Jordan Gray, and right, with the cast of Transaction (Images: Attitude/ITV) From Heartstopper to The L Word, to the more recent explosion of queer romance in the I Kissed A Boy/Girl franchise, queerness is often seen on screen in ways that pluck at the heartstrings and tear ducts in equal measure. But...

2 weeks ago | radiotimes.com | Jamie Windust

For people of all ages and identities, the EastEnders theme tune or the gentle rousing hum of the Emmerdale opening is enough to transport them back to their childhood. The smell of that evening's dinner being cooked, your homework on your lap or school blazer still draped over your shoulder as Hollyoaks comes on screen – it’s a familiar feeling that millions of us have stored in our own personal history.

3 weeks ago | digitalspy.com | Jamie Windust

Over the past decade, the importance of representation has been a conversation that has become commonplace in all walks of life, leaving no industry untouched. From race, class and disability awareness to conversations about gender and sexuality, fashion campaigns and beauty brands have become incubators for social conversations.

2 months ago | cityam.com | Jamie Windust |Steve Dinneen

Saturday 12 April 2025 11:22 am  |  Updated:  Friday 11 April 2025 6:28 pm Why dining alone is the last taboo During a recent solo trip to a new wine and oyster bar, I was directed to a dim corner of the restaurant far away from other diners.