Results for: 'mental health'

In the aftermath of violence in Afghanistan at the hands of the Taliban, we’ve put together a list of charities that continue to fight in aid of its citizens.

Never mind the doom and gloom. If the SS22 collections are anything to go by, head-to-toe black is out and big, brash colour is in, in, IN!

The era of ridiculous styling interventions, plastic surgery overhauls and unrecognisable transformations made for TV gold.

The beauty business has been one of the hardest hit by the pandemic. Against a backdrop of lockdowns, shoddy government guidelines and virtual appointments, we speak to beauty workers who remain hopeful against all odds, ingeniously adapting to a situation beyond their control.

Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto have drawn inspiration from their experiences in recovery from addiction, putting together a sombre collection that refutes our collective obsession with the future.

The Iranian-Dutch musician on self-love, Shabrang and finding her true self.

Sisterhood – a photo project by photographer Vivek Vadoliya and Bradford stylist Neesha Champaneria – captures political collective Speakers Corner in celebration of its tight-knit community and positive changes in the city.

Massive throwback accounts have been deleted or otherwise immobilised on the app. Now the rest of the nostalgia community is on the case.

Off the Rails: Recently worn by FKA twigs, the CSM grad is as influenced by French philosophers as she is Francis Bacon. Oh, and she’d have Buddha and Angelina Jolie over for dinner.

Uncut Gems breakout star Julia Fox, Richie Shazam and Puppets and Puppets designer Carly Mark star in a part-autobiographical, part-fictional film about depression and anxiety directed by the Levett brothers.

The Voice: Last week, the government announced the Electoral Integrity Bill via the Queen’s Speech, which would introduce voter ID during elections. But identification costs money. The UK’s most marginalised groups will pay the political price.

Review: The actor is back to his best as he plays his own abusive father in his self-autobiographical screenplay.