Entertainment: May 2026

From books about nature to the latest cinema releases and thought-provoking podcasts, there's plenty to read, listen or watch this Summer

A collage of books, podcasts, and movie posters showcasing diverse stories of disability representation and neurodiversity.

READ

Book cover for 'My Body Is A Meadow' by Bethany Handley, depicting a wheelchair user navigating a vibrant, flowery landscape

My Body is a Meadow

By Bethany Handley

This powerful book explores the rights of disabled people to access nature in the UK. Award-winning writer Bethany Handley reclaims the narrative of the outdoors, arguing that we must shape a more inclusive outdoors where everybody is represented.

Ramping Up Rights

Ramping Up Rights

By Rachel Charlton-Dailey

Journalist Rachel Charlton-Dailey presents a history of 100 years of disability activism in the UK. From the disabled suffragettes to modern-day fights for equality, this essential read blends investigative journalism with a rousing call to action.

Love Needs No Words

Love Needs No Words

By James Hunt

Motability Scheme Ambassador James Hunt has written an honest memoir about raising two autistic, non-speaking sons. From sleepless nights to breakthrough moments, this book offers a beautiful view of communication beyond speech.


LISTEN

Promotional graphic for DW’s 'Freaks No More!' featuring a smiling person behind a rainbow neurodiversity infinity symbol

Freaks No More!

Hosted by Vicky Hristova, this podcast sets out to debunk myths about disability and neurodiversity through unfiltered and deeply human chats with people who experience the world differently.

Promotional art for BBC’s 'The Boring Talks' podcast, featuring sketches of stationery and a puzzle piece on a teal background

The Boring Talks

James Ward reveals the unexpected intrigue hidden within the ordinary in this trivia-packed podcast from the BBC, exploring topics such as wooden pallets and data centres.

Podcast cover for 'You’re Wrong About ADHD' featuring hosts Katie Breathwick and Sam Pittis at a messy desk on an orange background

You're Wrong About ADHD

What it's really like to navigate life with ADHD? Hosts Sam Pittis and Katie Breathwick speak to guests to help bust some of the misconceptions.


WATCH

Promotional poster for 'The Devil Wears Prada' sequel, featuring red stiletto heels shaped like devil's pitchforks

The Devil Wears Prada 2

The long-awaited sequel is finally here! Miranda Priestly is now navigating the decline of traditional publishing and must adapt to a changing world. Released 1 May.

Promotional poster for Disney Pixar’s Toy Story 5, featuring Woody, Buzz, and Jessie staring at a glowing frog-themed tablet

Toy Story 5

Woody, Buzz and Jessie face their greatest existential threat yet when a wave of flashy handheld electronics invades the playroom. Released in June.

Nick Jonas stands holding a bottle while Paul Rudd plays an acoustic guitar in a nighttime scene from the film 'Power Ballad'

Power Ballad

When a fading pop star hijacks a wedding singer's work to reignite his career, the underdog vows to get the credit he deserves - by any means necessary. Released end of May.

Photos: You’re Wrong About ADHD/Global Player; Hardie Grant Publishing; Deutsche Welle; Scholastic; Simon & Schuster; The Walt Disney Studios; @amitghosenf1; BBC; David Cleary/Lionsgate; Hurst Publishers; Headline Publishing Group

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