The inventor of TikTok’s viral “Renegade” dance Jalaiah Harmon, rapper Sage Elsesser, social media star Parker Kit Hill and other creatives discuss how Black art gets cribbed in this powerful short film.
Five patriotic(ish) bangers that have lyrics better than “Strong Britain, great na-a-tion”.
The Iranian-Dutch musician on self-love, Shabrang and finding her true self.
Fluff is the Melbourne-based start-up giving the industry a make-under with their consciously curated products and no nonsense approach to sustainability.
In the first instalment of a new column reporting on American politics in this Presidential Campaign year, we ask: what happens when democracy is sold to the highest bidder?
The LA group opened for Styles on his 2017 tour, accidentally gifted him a Mapplethorpe book of nudes, and now they’re back with a head-spinning new single.
A proposed Super League would give more power to the few. Going by the explosion of anger on social media, fans are able to see the move for the disaster it is.
Masculinisation, slimming, sculpting, the quest for a “perfect” face, or just the latest surgery trend? We investigate.
The rapper’s arrest has provoked civil unrest across the country.
Artists and industry insiders reveal the tricks, trials and tribulations that come with booking an American tour.
Joe Biden has said he’s coming after oligarchs’ “ill-begotten gains”. The internet can help with that.
The Tottenham rapper has transcended the UK drill scene and climbed the charts. He speaks to The Face about family, success and a growing sense of responsibility.
10 Songs that Defined 2022: Mr Money’s raunchy hit made major waves across the globe.
As the gifted footballer – the game’s first real influencer – leaves Manchester United as a free agent, we look back at his troubled spell in the club.
‘Fashion Central Saint Martins’ details the rich history of the London school’s famed alumni, past and present. But what does it take to walk down the famous halls, and what does the future look like for CSM?
The K-pop group deliver relentless fireworks moments. But due to their highly polished brand, their first studio album often feels impersonal.
The siren call of netted fabrics, sheer dresses and tattered, asymmetric hems is taking fashion by storm. Is it some much-needed escapism, or does it point to something a little more political?
