Fariha Róisín’s “Who Is Wellness For?” explores the cultural appropriation and commodification of a basic need — and how that can be changed.

Róisín Murphy shared a statement after she posted a transphobic Facebook comment criticizing the use of puberty blockers by "little mixed-up kids." ...

Key Background. Murphy is an Irish singer who first rose to prominence as one half of the musical duo Moloko, with whom she released four albums between 1995 and 2003.

"I never felt my goodness as a child. I was literally crying about that this morning actually," Fariha Róisín says to me over the phone. It's a Wednesday, and as I pace my apartment in New York ...

The BBC has denied that it canceled singer Róisín Murphy after she said pharma companies are profiting from "mixed-up kids" on puberty blockers.

Róisín Murphy is set to make her acting debut as Mercury, a powerful witch in Netflix’s forthcoming series The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself, set to premiere on October 28.. The fantasy ...