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‘Manhunt’: Lilly Wachowski To Adapt Gretchen Felker-Martin’s Post-Apocalyptic Trans Novel For TV
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theplaylist.netLilly Wachowski has another new project lined up, and it’s right up her alley. Dazed reports that the director will adapt Gretchen Felker-Martin‘s 2022 novel “Manhunt” for TV.
As of right now, it’s unclear where the project will land, but expect a streamer to pick it up as development continues. READ MORE: ‘Trash Mountain’: Lilly Wachowski To Make Her Solo Feature Directorial Debut With New Comedy Starring Caleb Hearon For those unfamiliar with Felker-Martin’s novel, it’s sure to delight Wachowski acolytes and body horror fans alike.
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WATCH: Bronski Beat’s “Why?” gets reinvented with a striking new video 40 years after its original release
The Age Of Consent, the landmark debut album from British synth-pop trio Bronski Beat, initially made up of musicians Jimmy Somerville, Steve Bronski, and Larry Steinbachek.Powerful, propulsive, and unabashedly gay, the group’s music was a much-needed calling card for the LGBTQ+ community in the ’80s, especially at a time when Margaret Thatcher’s conservative reign was actively silencing queer voices in the U.K. and HIV/AIDS continued to spread.While first single “Smalltown Boy” remains Bronski Beat’s most enduring hit, their followup “Why?” is just as potent and deserves to also be remembered as a timeless queer anthem.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.A post shared by Jimmy Somerville (@jimmysomervilleofficial)The song was inspired by—and dedicated to—friend of the band Drew Griffiths, a gay playwright who was chased out of the country by his boyfriend’s angry family and eventually murdered.Lyrically, “Why?” doesn’t hold back, nor does it attempt to mask its righteous queer themes in metaphor.
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