This man promises you the best orgasm of your life
Devlin Wylde is a leading erotic hypnotist whose 30-minute tales of werewolf gangbangs and tentacle bath tub sex will supposedly make you cum again-and-again-and-again.
Life
Dying video games and the people who continue to play them
What is it like to play in a world designed for hundreds to inhabit at once, when it is now almost completely unpopulated?
OxVent: could this prototype ventilator save thousands of lives?
Meet the mega-brain engineers, clinicians, students and manufacturers from Oxford University and King’s College who have built a machine that could be key to the battle against COVID-19.
Travel in the time of a global pandemic
For the past six weeks, a British travel writer has been exploring the remote islands of the South Pacific. Then, COVID-19 went global. Here, she describes what the virus means for the world’s most isolated populations.
Flips, flyers and full-outs with the UK cheer squads
On the mat with Newham’s Ascension Eagles, last featured in The Face back in 2003.
Beaver, Cub and Scout clubs are gaining inner-city popularity
Volume 4 Issue 003: We went scouting about in Milky Button Park, south Manchester to find out why.
Cruising with British heavyweight Anthony Joshua
Will AJ’s fists of fury beat Tyson Fury? “Hundred per cent. Hundred per cent.” You heard it from the horse’s mouth.
How holograms are about to change the world
Within 10 years, DJs will be replaced by them, we’ll use them to speak to one another, and they might even take our jobs. What does the near future hold for holograms?
How sticker beauty is taking over Instagram
Coming to a feed near you: kooky hydrocolloid patches that will perfect, polish and pimp up your pimples while accelerating healing time. But do they really work?
Pitch perfect: women’s footie moves out from the sidelines
Volume 4 Issue 003: From being a sport “quite unsuitable for females” to one played by 2.6 million women in England alone, football is finally kicking out the gender crap.
Out and about at London’s coolest queer club
Volume 4 Issue 003: Totter up to Tottenham for a night at Adonis.
Your next signature scent might be designed by a robot
Dr. Richard Goodwin and a team of IBM research scientists are working with cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology to design new perfumes. Is this the future of fragrance?
Final Fantasy 7: the irony of remaking gaming’s greatest environmentalism story
The heavily anticipated Final Fantasy 7 is a beautiful piece of work. However its eco-apocalypse storyline struggles in a gaming industry whose environmental impact is sizeable and growing.
The people making money as digital mystics
There’s cash to be made in these uncertain times – and in 2020 guidance from above is simply a scroll or a follow away.
All aboard the body odour train
Over the last few years as clubbing went back underground so too did the vibe, mood, look – and smell – of a night out. But is it a fetish or something more?
How Chicago’s progressive new weed law is fighting against the war on drugs
New legislation means that as many as 770,000 people could have cannabis convictions expunged from their criminal records. But after decades of discriminatory drug policy, is it enough? Rory McClenaghan investigates.
Awake in London for four days
The final instalment of a fictional tale from the depths of the weekend – from overpriced espresso martinis, to one much needed epiphany.
Vaped Crusaders: inside Europe’s largest vaping fair
Is the vape scene running out of steam? Or is it all smoke and mirrors? The Face meets vaping’s most evangelical defenders.
Meet the scientists who are still searching for E.T.
It fell out of scientific favour years ago. But as the search for close encounters with extraterrestrials ramps up, we speak to the deep-space explorers who never lost faith.
Back to school, back to reality
When a “quick drink” turns into a what-have-we-got-ourselves-into 36 hour stint in an abandoned school. The seventh part of this fictional story from the weekend takes us back to the classroom and beyond.
We’re constantly being told we need more sleep, meet the people who think it’s a myth
Some are forcibly deprived of it. New Age gurus claim they don’t need it. This is what life without a single full-night’s sleep actually feels like.
Meet the tech-heads breaking into big-name products for the public good
Malware has gone political this past month after Jeff Bezos’ WhatsApp sexts were leaked. The white hats are here to prove that not all hackers are out to exploit.
Tripping on 2C‑B in Victoria Park
Ordinary things take on a sense of psychedelic-induced wonder in the sixth part of this fictional story from the depths of the weekend.
