This week, we discuss the backlash – as well as the merits – to Sam Levinson’s sleazy TV show.
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Call Sheet: in thrilling, chilling Cronenberg remake Dead Ringers, the Oscar-winner plays identical siblings on a mission to right the wrongs of childbirth. And have a bloody – very bloody – good time while doing so.
Rated by THE FACE: a playlist featuring Jorja Smith, Asake, Bambii and Doja Cat.
The last word on: Valentino, Gucci, Alyx, Dsquared2, MSGM, Dolce & Gabbana, Jordanluca, Etro, Charles Jeffrey, JW Anderson, Ten C and Zegna.
Following the breakup of her much-loved band Girlpool, the LA musician is finding a creative route out of her toxic patterns.
A tick-free feed could be the favour that the in-crisis A-lister needed.
Arthur J. Comely’s book £1 Entry captures the style and subculture of London’s weekend bargain hunters, old and young.
From Saweetie’s favourite eye patches to Maya Jama’s ice-bowl facials, these are the best tips we’ve picked up from our Daily Beauty Rituals series.
The fifth instalment in the classic horror franchise, Evil Dead Rise is only the Dublin director's second film. But he's already tipped to become horror's next gruesome mastermind.
Girls love dissecting the ins-and-outs of each other's sex lives. Men? Not so much. Brit Dawson investigates the heady mix of toxic masculinity, bottled up vulnerability and general awkwardness that led us here.
Centred at The White Hotel in Salford, the events series has built a community of musicians and artists inspired by pagan practices and radical philosophy.
Working alongside medicinal weed advocacy group Cancard, the forces are trialling a new scheme to reduce the smell of cannabis in social housing.
Photographer Evan Purdy and hair stylist Kieron Justin shoot young people who are frustrated with the way the country is being run and are expressing that angst through style.
Since London's first Black hair salon opened in 1955, stylists have played a central role in creating safe spaces where punters can gossip, relax and get a new 'do. We visit three salons that are keeping that spirit alive, moving with the times to compete with Insta stylists while forging lifelong relationships.
