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Adrian Lyne’s return to cinema, featuring Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas, poses the question: is there still room for horny murder movies?

Love them or loathe them, there’s no getting away from NFTs. After their mass explosion in the cultural zeitgeist this time last year, where are we at now?

The Normal People alum stars opposite Sebastian Stan in Mimi Cave’s directorial debut: a darkly funny, terrifying film about the perils of online dating and an unhealthy modern appetite for women’s bodies.

My Media Diet: His irreverent TikTok videos have earned him three million fans, including Madonna. Now, he’s taking on the podcasting world.

The model-slash-entrepreneur-slash-actor heads up three fashion businesses, one art gallery and recently landed a role on the most tweeted about show of the last decade. Believe it or not, she’s just getting started.

A Fish Without A Bicycle brings together the work of seven female artists alongside Andrews’ own larger-than-life sculptures.

This year, the irresistible North Londoner is set to act in Sky drama Then You Run and Disney+ rom com Rye Lane, all while moonlighting as a DJ and musician. Is there anything she can’t do?

After news surfaced of the tough audition process, we take a look at the candidates for arguably the hardest job in Hollywood. Step forward Lady Gaga, Julia Garner, Alexa Demie and, obviously, the Material Girl herself.

To celebrate the much anticipated new series of Top Boy, actor and musician Little Simz steps behind the camera to photograph her fellow female costars for International Women's Day – and gives her first in-depth interview since that Brit Awards triumph.

The Liverpudlian spoken-word performer, real name PJ Smith, released his debut collection Algorithm Party to critical acclaim. Now he’s taking his hilarious, observational stories about addiction and anxiety around the UK.

The photographer’s new book, While You Were Sleeping, presents unseen photos from London’s clubs between 1998 and 2000. Here, the great Geordie describes the dancefloor’s pre-millennial magic.

Non-profit SkatePal is building skateparks and providing lessons to kids in occupied Palestine, “transposing boundaries and political situations to create a sense of community and self-confidence.”

“That place was people’s family,” says Dave Schubert, who spent much of his teenage years photographing his friends and the skaters who came and went from Washington DC’s legendary plaza. We managed to get hold of him – and the negatives.

One word in FromSoftware’s new fantasy epic has relentlessly horny players in, well, a sex-pickle.

From The Matrix Resurrections to Scream and Euphoria, the fourth wall is being well and truly shattered.

Digital cover: Is Fezco the secret weapon in the award-winning HBO teen drama? Fame-phobic Angus Cloud, who plays the show’s coolly charismatic drug dealer and friend-of-Rue, would never say that. But we might.

Think the twee trend is all about Zooey Deschanel and Peter Pan collars? Think again. From trainspotting to Ted Lasso, tweeness has seeped into every aspect of our lives. Born twee, live twee, die twee.

THE FACE took to LA to get involved in all the arty happenings last week. Here’s what went down.

Mood is a new BBC drama about an aspiring songwriter and rapper who falls down an OnlyFans rabbit hole. Nicôle Lecky’s one-woman show won over critics in theatres. Now it’s poised to dominate screens, too.

Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be. We’re recycling eras so quickly in the 2020s that the 1990s might as well be a century ago. But if 2014 is already old hat, where do we go from here?

Doa, aka d0lgur, aka Ísadóra Bjarkardóttir Barney, aka daughter of Björk, is a teenage student, record store employee, filmmaker, singer and now actor, about to make her big-screen debut in the new film from The Witch director Robert Eggers. Which means she is going to be famous, in her own right, soon enough.